Equipment
Here, you can view the complete list of the unit’s equipment. All images of the vehicles and weapons below are sourced from the official social pages.This page was created on August 17, 2022, and last edited on February 11, 2026.

Full name: 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Prince Konstantin Ostrozky
December 6, 1991 –
Zviahel, Zhytomyr Oblast
Brigade (1501 - 3000 servicemen)
Dei Gratia
Mechanized Infantry
30th Mechanized Brigade is a mechanized brigade of Armed Forces of Ukraine and successor of 30th Tank Division of Soviet Army. The brigade was one of the five brigades, which were capable of fighting after the annexation of Crimea. 30th Mechanized Brigade was deployed to the border with Crimea and later dispatched to defend Savur Mohyla. They were also deployed to Marinka and later Debaltsevo.
Insignia
The central elements of the emblem are the Ostroh coat of arms (“Ostrozkyi”), a six-pointed star, and a crescent moon. The colors of the shield have symbolic meanings: gold represents justice, greatness, and nobility; red stands for courage and bravery; black signifies determination and resilience. A ribbon with “Dei Gratia” is part of Prince Ostrozkyi’s motto.







Here you can find the last known structure of the unit, including their insignia if available.

It includes the headquarters, management and commandant platoon.

A4367 | Rivne Oblast
Unit structurally subordinated to the command of this formation.
This page was created on August 17, 2022, and last edited on February 11, 2026.
Check out more units |
© 2017-2025 militaryland.net
All data available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 unless stated otherwise. You can read more here.