(Kyiv, Ukraine – May 16, 2025) – MedGlobal, a U.S.-based humanitarian organization dedicated to crisis response and health system resilience, has successfully completed two vital Chemical Warfare Agents Response and Safety Trainings in partnership with the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES). These intensive trainings were held in and and aimed to build critical capacity among Ukrainian first responders to address chemical threats effectively and safely.

Led by MedGlobal’s expert medical volunteers — — the multi-day sessions combined theoretical instruction with hands-on simulations in identifying chemical agents, decontamination protocols, and urgent care for affected individuals. With growing global concern over chemical warfare scenarios, the training provided SES personnel with life-saving tools to respond swiftly and confidently.

In Khmelnytskyi, the training expanded into a comprehensive knowledge exchange with the SES radiation, chemical, and biological protection unit. Discussions covered emergency field operations, decontamination strategies, and advanced monitoring of contaminated zones.

Participants received certificates of completion from MedGlobal.

“During the past two weeks, we had the honor of serving as instructors alongside healthcare workers and first responders in Ukraine, enhancing their capabilities in managing hazardous materials and chemical weapons,” said Timothy Conley, MedGlobal’s Board Member and CBRN Training Volunteer. “Their unwavering dedication in high-risk environments, even amidst the threat of attack, exemplifies an incredible spirit of resilience and commitment. I am consistently inspired by their resolve to protect and save lives, despite the numerous challenges they encounter daily.”

About MedGlobal: MedGlobal, established in 2017, is a U.S.-based non-profit organization committed to providing emergency response and health programs to communities in crisis. Founded by a diverse group of healthcare professionals and humanitarians, MedGlobal partners with local communities to address health priorities, build resilience through training and education, and deploys healthcare volunteers globally. Our mission is supported by dedicated medical professionals from 27 countries, who work tirelessly to improve the lives of those affected by war, disasters, and other crises.

MedGlobal Website: www.medglobal.org