Polish and Russian volunteers fighting for Ukraine will jointly carry out combat operations.

The Polish Volunteer Corps and the Russian Volunteer Corps announced this cooperation.

Soldiers of the two formations are already conducting joint training and coordination.

Poles and Russians will presumably be involved in the operations of the Defence Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

Ukrainian intelligence officers had already previously involved Belarusian and Russian volunteers in joint operations.

In January, Ukrainian special forces conducted a combat operation in the occupied part of the Kherson region.

On the night of January 23 to 24, a special purpose group conducted a reconnaissance raid in the invader’s rear in the Nova Kakhovka area.

More and more foreigners are ready to privately help Ukraine repel the Kremlin’s aggression.

The number of volunteers is so high that volunteer corps are formed from them on a national basis.

The Polish Volunteer Corps has its own material and technical base and symbols. Their symbol is the emblem of the “Hussars of Death” cavalry squadron, which the Poles created in 1920 to fight against the Bolsheviks.

In turn, the Russian Volunteer Corps was created in 2022 from Russians who wanted to fight on the side of Ukraine.

Recently, the soldiers of the Russian Volunteer Corps (RVC) reported that they conducted an operation in the territory of the Bryansk region of the Russian Federation.