The 3rd Separate Assault Brigade will conduct a European tour of European cities to introduce the service in the unit.

The brigade’s press service reported on this.

In particular, the soldiers will visit such cities as Warsaw, Wroclaw, Berlin, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Brussels, Prague, Vilnius, etc.

The first “DVIZH” meetings will take place in Poland and Germany, registration is already open, and tickets are available for purchase:

Poland, Warsaw, 21.07, 6:00 p.m. — https://bit.ly/warszawa_dviz
Poland, Wrocław 23.07, 7:00 p.m. — https://bit.ly/wroclaw_dviz
Germany, Berlin, 25.07, 7:00 p.m. — https://bit.ly/berlin_dviz
Germany, Hamburg, 26.07, 6:00 p.m. — https://bit.ly/hamburg_dviz

“We are all Ukrainians. But nowhere else will we live like we do at home. This is a chance to learn more about the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade and find our place in this fight,” the brigade noted.

Announcements in other European cities will be posted on the brigade’s pages on social media.

Brigade soldiers invite everyone to talk to them about their service in the brigade and participation in combat operations in the fiercest hot spots.

“Come to the meetings with the brigade’s real fighters who were in the battles in Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Kharkiv region. They will tell you everything about their service and the most epic stories from the front without censorship. You can ask them everything you’ve wanted to know for a long time,” the brigade wrote.

The “DVIZH” event is a series of meetings with soldiers of the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade in different cities, where everyone can talk to them, ask questions and hear answers.

It is also worth mentioning that the bilateral security agreement between Ukraine and Poland provides for the creation of the Ukrainian Legion. Ukrainian citizens residing in Poland or elsewhere will be able to enroll and undergo training in the unit, with the possibility of joining the Ukrainian Defense Forces under contract.

The unit’s training involves training and coordination in a NATO country under the guidance of foreign instructors.