The 67th Separate Mechanized Brigade is a Ukrainian military formation created at the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion from volunteer battalions. Its members have fought for Ukraine’s independence since 2014, and the brigade reports participation in major operations and battles across the eastern and northern fronts, including the defense of Kyiv, the Kharkiv counteroffensive, Bakhmut, Kreminna, Chasiv Yar, Kursk, and the Sumy and Novopavlivka directions.

The brigade’s website focuses on recruitment, support, and information for prospective service members and their families. It lists combat and support roles, including drone, anti-tank and air-defense operators, drivers, mechanics, medics, sappers, reconnaissance personnel, signal operators, and commanders. The recruitment team guides candidates through an application, interview, mobilization arrangements, a 52-day basic military training course, and specialist instruction. Recruitment centers operate in Kyiv and Lviv, with phone and online contact options. The site also provides information about the brigade’s values, ways to support its work, and patronage services for wounded, captured, and fallen personnel.