Ukraine’s army evolves under fire, with new units challenging Soviet legacy

Ukraine's Khartia Corps, originally a 30-member volunteer unit, has expanded to 40,000 soldiers and is recognized as one of Ukraine's most effective military formations. The unit, led by agricultural tycoon Vsevolod Kozhemyako, challenges Soviet-era military practices by adopting Western protocols like Troop Leading Procedures and After Action Reviews, reflecting broader reforms in Ukraine's armed forces.