The Corps Ensign Service was established based on the personnel resources of the Ensign Service of the 12th Special Forces Brigade “Azov.” During its first year of operation, the unit was joined by officers who, in civilian life, had represented leading universities in Ukraine. Systematic work began on developing the ensign services of the corps’ brigades. In June 2025, the first instructor training courses were held to train the corps’ brigade ensigns.
On July 28, a new tradition was established to honor the memory of those tortured or killed in captivity. On the night of July 28–29, 53 Azov fighters donned T-shirts bearing the names and call signs of those who died in Olenivka, took 53 torches in their hands in their memory, and held a run. On September 21, 2025, the tradition of holding the Mystery of Remembrance for Fallen Comrades was continued at the corps level.
In October, the corps’ First Ensign School was held. Officers of the corps’ Ensign Service launched a lecture program among the corps’ personnel. Lectures were conducted for the corps’ support units and brigades. Practical assistance was provided to brigade ensigns in organizing lecture work and implementing ideological guidelines, ceremonial protocols, and ritual practices. Systematic cooperation was established with leading higher education institutions in the areas of national-patriotic education for students and cadets.
