2nd Khartia Corps (Ukraine)

The 2nd Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine "Khartia" (Ukrainian: 2-й корпус Національної гвардії України «Хартія») is a corps of the National Guard of Ukraine.[1]

2nd Corps of the National Guard "Khartia"
2-й корпус Національної гвардії України
ActiveApril 2025 – present
Country Ukraine
Branch National Guard of Ukraine
SizeCorps
Part of National Guard Headquarters
Garrison/HQKharkiv, Kharkiv Oblast
EngagementsRusso-Ukrainian War
Commanders
Current
commander
Colonel Ihor Obolienskyi

History

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The 2nd Khartia Corps is a new formation within the National Guard of Ukraine, reportedly in development as part of Ukraine's broader military reforms. It draws its origins and operational model from the well-known Khartiya Brigade, a unit with significant experience in combat operations.[2] By leveraging the expertise of seasoned commanders from units like Azov and Khartiya, the National Guard aims to enhance its capabilities and organizational structure.[3]

In a broader sense, the formation of specialized corps such as the 2nd Khartia aligns with Ukraine's tradition of adapting its armed forces to meet evolving threats.[4]

Structure

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As of 2025 the corps structure is as follows:

  • 2nd Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine "Khartia"
    • Corp's Headquarters
      • Management
      • Commandant Platoon
    • 3rd Spartan Brigade
      • Brigade Command and Headquarters
      • 1st Operational Battalion
      • 2nd Operational Battalion
      • 3rd Operational Battalion
      • 4th Operational Battalion
      • Anti-aircraft Missile Division
      • Medical Center
      • Tank Company
      • Special Intelligence and Reconnaissance Company
      • Combat Support Company[5]
      • Reserve Rifle Company[6]
    • 4th Rubizh Brigade
      • Brigade Command and Headquarters
      • Headquarters Company
      • 1st Battalion of Operational Assignment
      • 2nd Battalion of Operational Assignment
      • 3rd Battalion of Operational Assignment "Svoboda"
      • 4th Guardsmen Battalion
      • 5th Operational Battalion
      • 6th Guardsmen Battalion
      • Special Intelligence Company
      • Snipers Company
      • Tank Company
      • 4th Field Artillery Regt
      • Anti-Aircraft Defense Battalion
      • Signals Company
      • Combat Service Support Battalion
      • Medical Company
      • Brigade Band
    • 13th Khartiia Brigade
      • Brigade Command and Headquarters
      • 1st Battalion of Operational Assignment
      • 2nd Battalion of Operational Assignment
      • 3rd Battalion of Operational Assignment
      • 4th Battalion of Operational Assignment
      • Tank Company
      • Reconnaissance Battalion
    • 17th Poltava Brigade
      • Brigade Command and Headquarters
      • Patrol Company
      • Rifle Company
      • Combat and Logistical Support Platoon
      • Informational warfare Platoon
      • Automobile platoon
      • Medical Center
    • 18th Sloviansk Brigade
      • Brigade Command and Headquarters
      • 1st Rifle Battalion
      • 2nd Rifle Battalion
      • 3rd Rifle Battalion
      • Donbas Battalion
      • Guardian Battalion
      • ATGM Company
      • Reserve Rifle Company
      • Combat and Logistical Support Company
      • Automobile Company
      • Howitzer Artillery Battery
      • Special Purpose Reconnaissance Platoon
      • Military band
      • Medical Center

References

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  1. "2nd Khartia Corps". MilitaryLand.net. 15 April 2025. Retrieved 18 April 2025.
  2. "Khartiya Brigade to Form Core of New National Guard Corps". Militarnyi. Retrieved 18 April 2025.
  3. "Azov, Khartiia commanders to lead 2 new National Guard corps". The Kyiv Independent. 15 April 2025. Retrieved 18 April 2025.
  4. "Khartia is the second National Guard's Corps". MilitaryLand.net. 18 April 2025. Retrieved 18 April 2025.
  5. Військові інженери: завжди попереду перших Archived 20 February 2020 at the Wayback Machine Archived 18 March 2021 at the Wayback Machine
  6. "Біла книга-2016: Національна гвардія України". issuu.com. National Guard of Ukraine. 26 June 2017. Archived from the original on 24 January 2022. Retrieved 10 July 2017.