94th Separate Anti-Tank Battalion is a specialized anti-tank unit of the Ground Forces of Ukraine. It was formed in Odesa in 2024 as part of the Ukrainian Army’s transition to a corps-based command structure. Shortly after its establishment, the battalion was assigned to the 19th Army Corps.
The battalion is organized around four anti-tank companies equipped with anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) and anti-tank guns. Additional elements include a fire support company equipped with mortars, SPG-9 recoilless guns, and AGS-17 automatic grenade launchers, as well as technical, medical, and logistics units. It also includes the Vulcan Strike Company, an unmanned aerial systems unit responsible for reconnaissance and strike missions in support of anti-tank operations.
The battalion is structured to conduct independent operations and emphasizes mobility, allowing it to rapidly redeploy, occupy new firing positions, and engage enemy armored vehicles from unexpected directions. Personnel complete basic military training before receiving specialized instruction within their assigned subunits.
The unit is equipped with a range of Soviet- and Western-designed anti-tank weapons, including SPG-9 recoilless guns, RPGs, Stuhna-P and Korsar anti-tank guided missile systems, as well as FGM-148 Javelin and NLAW anti-tank weapons.
Since joining the 19th Army Corps in July 2025, the battalion has operated in the Donetsk sector, where it has supported defensive operations by engaging Russian armored vehicles and providing anti-tank fire in coordination with reconnaissance and drone units.
As of 2026, the battalion continues to conduct combat operations as part of the 19th Army Corps.
