Civic activist and UAnimals founder Todorchuk appointed to head AFU Main Directorate for Communications
Oleksandr Todorchuk, Ukrainian entrepreneur, civic activist, founder of the animal welfare organization UAnimals, co-founder of the communications agency Gres Todorchuk, and current service member, has announced his appointment as head of the Main Directorate for Communications of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Ukrainian entrepreneur and civic activist, Todorchuk, has been appointed to lead the Main Directorate for Communications of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This appointment comes after his service in the military, where he joined the General Staff team. Todorchuk, a law graduate from Kyiv International University, is well-known for his work in animal welfare as the founder of UAnimals and co-founder of the communications agency Gres Todorchuk.
He expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him by the Commander-in-Chief, Mykhailo Drapaty, and emphasized the critical role of communication during wartime. Todorchuk is currently in the process of getting acquainted with his new team and the scope of work. He invited others to join the directorate's team, emphasizing the importance of combining knowledge and experience to serve the country effectively.
The Main Directorate of Communications of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was previously led by Colonel Bohdan Mykolaiovych Senyk since 2016.
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