AFU Knowledge Base • Updated October 2026
Can we just talk to the AFU recruiter first?
The first consultation of the recruiter AFU without obligation. Updated: October 2026.
Quick Answer
Yes. The first conversation with a AFU recruiter is a regular consultation. You ask questions, learn about roles, terms of service and pay and decide if this option is right for you. You don't need to sign or go anywhere during this conversation. Details below.
Phone
or messenger - in a way convenient for you
0 signatures
the conversation is not documented
All
you can ask questions - there are no "stupid" questions
What to ask a recruiter at the first conversation
- what is your experience in battalion roles (drones, EW, medical, communications, engineering, logistics);
- what are the conditions of service: overnight accommodation, food, weapons, routine;
- what cash support and additional payments;
- how is training for newcomers without experience;
- entry steps: Military Medical Commission (MMC), documents, terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a recruiter refuse to talk without a decision to serve?
No. Consulting is part of the recruiter's work. You have the right to first understand exactly what is being offered to you.
How long does the first conversation last?
Usually 15-30 minutes is enough to discuss the experience and answer basic questions.
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