Amphibious all-terrain vehicle and Moscow Conventions — five leading solutions of the week

Free legal assistance for female servicemembers and veterans is now available in Ukraine. Lawyers from the Women's March initiative have completed specialized training in military law. Consultations are offered via email, Telegram, or Viber.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine have opened a school to train operators of unmanned ground robotic complexes. Servicemembers are learning to operate around 10 types, including logistics, special-purpose, and engineering models.

The Defense Forces will receive an amphibious all-terrain vehicle designed for extreme conditions. This four-axle vehicle can traverse difficult terrain and carry up to half a ton of cargo.

The US has provided Ukraine with a $275 million military aid package, including permission to use American anti-personnel mines against Russian forces. Additional military aid this week came from Germany and Lithuania.

Families of prisoners of war have published The Moscow Conventions, a book based on testimonies from former prisoners and their relatives. As part of the project, a website was launched to document materials and evidence of Russian crimes.