Few know what this unit does. Those who join find out, and they stay.
Vorian is an unmanned systems unit. We keep the sky over Ukraine closed to the enemy, and we work far beyond the horizon.
Vorian is part of the 123rd Separate Territorial Defense Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The unit focuses on mid-strike operations and interceptor drones.
Work measured in seconds and metres. Patience is part of the job.
International and Ukrainian operators in the same crews, working in English.
The unit trains you from zero. What you bring is discipline.
Choose what fits you now. Your final place is decided together with the unit after training.
Flies the unit's drones as part of a crew. Calm hands, fast decisions, long shifts.
Plans flights, works with maps and data, and keeps the crew pointed at the right target.
Builds, repairs and tunes airframes, electronics and ground stations.
Links, logistics and everything that keeps the crews working.
Moves crews and equipment safely, maintains the unit's vehicles and repairs them in the field. Driving licence and hands that know engines.
Can anyone join the Ukraine army? Almost: the bar is character and reliability. Skills can be taught.
age18 to 60 years olddocsValid foreign passporthealthFit for service, confirmed by a military medical board in UkrainelangBasic English or UkrainianmindDiscipline, patience, and calm under pressurestatusOfficial contract with the Armed Forces of UkrainepayPay and social guarantees on par with Ukrainian service memberstrainFull training inside the unit, no prior experience neededkitEquipment and gear issued by the unitteamMixed international and Ukrainian crewsSix steps. A recruiter stays in contact with you through all of them.
Fill in the form below.
A video call with a recruiter over a secure messenger.
We agree your route and meet you in Ukraine.
Medical board, documents, signing.
Training inside the unit.
Assignment to your crew.
Answer honestly and in your own words. Nothing here disqualifies you on its own.
Yes. Prior military service is not required. Every recruit goes through basic military training, and the unit trains newcomers from the basics. Reliability and a willingness to learn matter more than experience.
No. Training happens inside the unit. Hobby or simulator time gives you a head start, nothing more.
International crews work in English. Ukrainian is welcome and you will pick some up.
Contract terms and duration are explained in detail during the interview, before you travel.
After the interview, the recruiter agrees the route and a meeting point with you and stays in contact until you arrive.
No. The International Legion is the best-known route for foreigners, but you can also sign a contract directly with a regular unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Vorian is one of them: same contract, same pay and status as Ukrainian service members.