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Vadym Sukharevsky heads the Marine Corps of the Navy

28 October 2026 19:06by Ткачева Дарья

Leadership change in the Marine Corps

The Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has received a new head of the Marine Corps. The position has been assumed by Colonel Vadym Sukharevsky.

Officer's previous experience

Prior to his new appointment, Vadym Sukharevsky headed the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Thus, the officer has transitioned from managing unmanned systems to leading the Marine Corps.

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Vadym Sukharevsky heads the Marine Corps of the Navy

Leadership change in the Marine Corps

Officer's previous experience

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