The newly unveiled shoulder patch is the first public sign of the 20th Army Corps, about which no official details have been released.
On May 14, 2025, the shoulder patch of Ukraine's 20th Army Corps was unveiled on Facebook. This emblem is now available through online military insignia retailers, despite the absence of official information about the corps' formation or structure.
In contrast, some newly formed army corps have had more information disclosed. For instance, the 12th and 14th Corps are known to be based in Kyiv, with the 12th Corps' press service revealing its subordinate units. The 3rd and 16th Corps are reportedly being formed around the 3rd and 92nd Assault Brigades, respectively.
The 20th and 17th Army Corps have only presented their emblems publicly, without further details. Similarly, the 19th Corps has revealed its emblem and the identity of its commander, who was promoted to brigadier general on Infantry Day.
It's important to note that the composition of army corps in Ukraine is subject to change. Units such as brigades and regiments may be reassigned between corps as operational needs dictate, a practice that continues from previous organizational structures.