Myrotvorets Battalion is a unit of Special Tasks Patrol Police, originally formed as a battalion in May 2014.

On August 7, 2015, the unit was reformed into a regiment. Police units Kyivshina, Harpoon and part of Tornado battalions joined the regiment.

The regiment was partially demobilized and reformed back to battalion sometime between 2019-2022.

On the eve of Russian Invasion on February 24, 2022, part of the battalion was stationed near the border north of Kyiv.

In 2023, the battalion was reorganized as a separate unit under the command of the newly formed Lyut Brigade.

Recent News

Operation Report 2021 – Week #14

Operation Report is a summary of what happened in the Joint Forces Operation Zone (previously known as Anti-Terrorist Operation zone or ATO) during the last week.

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Ukraine reports three KIA

The situation in Donbas worsens every day.

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Kyiv and Myrotvorets available

Kyiv’s and Myrotvorets’s regiment pages have been added to our site. The pages contain the unit’s structure, equipment, uniforms, and warpath.

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Structure

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

2nd Kyivschyna Company

Formed in April 2014 as Kyivschyna Battalion. In 2015, reformed as a company under the command of Myrotvorets Regiment.

3rd Company Harpoon

Created on September 15, 2014, as a reconnaissance police battalion Harpoon. In 2015, reformed as a company under the command of Myrotvorets Regiment.

4th Company

The company of the regiment was formed on the basis of Tornado in July 2015.

Equipment

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Equipment Losses

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We currently don’t have information about the unit’s insignia history. Please check back later.