The military radio station “Army FM” broadcasts in Odesa an…

The broadcast network of the military radio station "Army FM" has expanded to include a number of towns and cities. In the south, new frequencies are now available in Odesa, Voznesensk, and Pivdennoukrainsk.

This was reported by the Kherson Regional State Military Administration.

The Central Television and Radio Studio of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has expanded the radio station’s coverage area to include the following locations:

Dnipropetrovsk Oblast – the city of Dnipro (91.9 FM);
Mykolaiv Oblast – Voznesensk (95.8 FM), Pivdennoukrainsk (102.4 FM);
Zaporizhzhia Oblast – the town of Novomykolaivka (93.9 FM);
Odesa Oblast – Odesa (94.2 FM);
Sumy Oblast – Lebedyn (91.8 FM), Putivl (90.7 FM), Romny (87.8 FM), Konotop (98.1 FM), Trostyanets (94.7 FM);
Kharkiv Oblast – Izyum (98.3 FM), Lozova (93.2 FM), Kegychivka (97.3 FM), Velykyi Burluk (93.5 FM);
Chernihiv Oblast – Bakhmach (Tynitsya) (104.2 FM), Sosnytsia (Zagrebellya village) (89.3 FM), Nizhyn (90.0 FM).

Army FM is Ukraine’s state-run military radio station. It is primarily aimed at military personnel. It was established in March 2016 in response to the conditions of hybrid warfare. In 2016–2017, broadcasts were limited exclusively to the Anti-Terrorist Operation zone in the eastern regions. Later, the broadcast area began to expand. The station’s programming consists mainly of up-to-the-minute frontline news, official reports from the General Staff, expert analysis, as well as Ukrainian music and wartime songs.

The licenses of the Odessa-based TV channels “Glas” and “Plus” were revoked at the request of the media owners. Both companies attributed the decision to the difficult economic situation, power outages, and technical difficulties.

In September 2024, the Odessa-based TV and radio company “Grad” ceased broadcasting news. In August of that same year, the online publication “Ukrainian Information Service” (USI), which was part of the same media holding company as “Channel 7,” suspended operations. On September 1, the publication resumed operations, but the channel did not.

In 2026, the Odesa region ranked third in terms of the number of media outlets, behind the Lviv and Kyiv regions. The list of companies holding media licenses in the Odesa region totals 200.

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The military radio station “Army FM” is now broadcasting in Odesa and the Mykolaiv region

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