Chervona Kalyna is the public name of Ukraine’s 14th Operational Brigade, named after Ivan Bohun and part of the National Guard of Ukraine’s 1st Corps, Azov. The brigade was given its current name during the Guard of the Offensive campaign. Its units include operational battalions, a medical company, an artillery company, a tank company, an electronic warfare company, and a battalion of unmanned systems, alongside support and other specialist units. The brigade’s official website shares news, information about its structure, and details for people interested in joining.

Recruitment opportunities span combat, medical, rear-support, and unmanned-systems roles. The site outlines a process that includes an application, a call, an interview, a medical assessment, enlistment by mobilization or contract, initial training, and assignment to a unit. Fundraising for the brigade is handled by the nonprofit public organization Zatyshne Misto. It directs donations toward equipment, protective gear, transport, medical supplies, and communications, and reports to donors on how funds are used.