1st Guards Air Defense Regiment
1st Guards Engineer & Sappers Brigade
1st Guards Missile Boat Battalion - Odintsovo
1st Guards Missile Boat Battalion - Sovetsk
1st Guards Missile Brigade
1st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
Actor Notes
The 1st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment is subordinate to the 2nd Motorized Division, which is subordinate to the 1st Guards Tank Army of the Russian Ground Forces. The 1st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment is equipped with the T-72B3M, T-90M, BMP-2M and BTR-80.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Ground Forces
Type: Group
1st Guards Tank Army
Actor Notes
The 1st Guards Tank Army can be traced back to WW2 where it was formed twice throughout the war as the 1st Tank Army. The Army was reformed in November 2014 to act as the main Russian ground forces manoeuvre and reserve operational formation of the Western Military District. It is considered to be amongst the elite of the Russian Ground Forces. It is comprised of the 2nd Motorized Division and the 4th Tank Division which are considered to be elite divisions consisting of elite regiments. They are garrisoned closest to Moscow and are considered highly prestigious postings. The regiments and units within the divisions are given the most up-to-date state of the art software and tech and are known as the 'household' divisions of the Russian Army.
The 1st Guards Tank Army is composed of 500-600 tanks, 600-800 infantry fighting vehicles, 300-400 field artillery units and 35,000-50,000 soldiers.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Ground Forces
Type: Group
1st Guards Tank Regiment
Actor Notes
The 1st Guards Tank Regiment is subordinate to the 2nd Motorized Division, which is subordinate to the 1st Guards Tank Army of the Russian Ground Forces. The 1st Guards Tank 'Chertkovsky' Regiment has always been considered to be the focal point of the Division, taking on the most difficult operations historically. Many officers from the Regiment take top positions in the Ministry of Defense. The 1st Guards Tank Regiment is equipped with the T-14 Armata main battle tank, T-72B3, BMP-2 and BTR-80.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Ground Forces
Type: Group
1st Independent Rifle Regiment
1st Mobile CBRN Defense Brigade
2nd Anti-Submarine Ship Division
2nd Anti-Submarine Ship Division - Vice-Admiral Kulakov
Actor Notes
Vice-Admiral Kulakov – Pennant 626 Project 1155 Udaloy Class Destroyer assigned to the 2nd Anti-Submarine Ship Division of the Northern Fleet of the Russian Navy.
The Udaloy class are a series of anti-submarine guided missile destroyers. There are currently 7 x in service with the Russian Navy. The ships complement the Sovremenny-class destroyers in anti-aircraft and anti-surface warfare operations.
Vice-Admiral Kulakov was commissioned in December 1981 and was in service until March 1991 when she was retired for repairs which lasted more than 18 years. The destroyer has the capability of hosting a Ka-52K helicopter on the rear deck.
The Udaloy class destroyer measures 163.5m in length, 19.3m beam, and draught 7.5m. The flight deck for the Ka-52K measures 20m length and 18m width capable of accommodating 1 helicopter. The ship can travel at a top speed of 29kt (53.7km/h, 33.4mph) and has a range of 2,600 n miles (4,815.2km/2,992 miles) at top speed and 7,700 n miles (14,260.4km/8,861 miles) at 18kt (33.3km/h, 20.7mph). The Udaloy has a complement of 249 crew and 29 officers.
Key vessel armaments:
- 2 x 4 SS-N-14 (Silex) anti submarine/ship missiles. The missile carries an underslung anti-submarine torpedo which is dropped above the suspected submarine location. The torpedo searches and homes in on the submarine. Operational range of 10-90km verses a ship and 5-50km versus a submarine. Maximum depth of 20-500m. Maximum speed Mach 0.95, 290m/s, (650mph). The missile is controlled by radio command via helicopter or other external guidance plus an infrared seeker. This missile has been superseded by the SS-N-15 (Starfish).
- 4 x vertical launchers for SA-N-9 (Gauntlet) SAM. Known as the Tor, this missile is an all-weather low to medium altitude, short-range surface-to-air missile system. The naval variant was developed under the name 3K95 ‘Kinzhal’. The missile measures 2.895m length and spans 0.65m, weighs 165kg at launch and has a max speed of Mach 2.5. Minimum range of 0.5 n miles (0.9km, 0.6 miles), max range of 6.5 n miles (12km, 7.5 miles).
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Navy
Type: Group
2nd CBRN Defense Regiment
2nd Combined Arms Army
2nd Guards Combined Arms Army
2nd Independent Spetsnaz Brigade
2nd Motorized Division
3rd Independent Guards Spetsnaz Brigade
3rd Missile Brigade
3rd Motor Rifle Division
4th Air Defense Regiment
4th Guards Military Base
4th Guards Military Base - Artillery Battalion
4th Guards Military Base - Missile Battery
4th Guards Military Base - Motor Rifle Battalion
4th Guards Military Base - Reconnaissance Battalion
4th Guards Military Base - Rocket Artillery Battery
4th Guards Military Base - Sniper Company
4th Guards Military Base - Tank Battalion
4th Guards Military Base Java Detachment
4th Independent Submarine Brigade - Alrosa
4th Independent Submarine Brigade - Krasnodar
4th Independent Submarine Brigade - Novorossiysk B-261
4th Independent Submarine Brigade - Rostov On Don
5th Air Defense Brigade
5th Combined Arms Army
5th Guards Air Defense Regiment
5th Independent Repair and Evacuation Regiment
5th Railway Troops Brigade
5th Separate Tank Brigade
6th Combined Arms Army
6th Engineering & Sappers Regiment
6th Guards Tank Regiment
6th Independent Tank Brigade
7th Guards Air Assault (Mountain) Division - Electronic Warfare Company
7th Guards Air Assault (Mountain) Division - UAV Company
7th Guards Air Assault Division
7th Independent Railway Brigade
7th Nuclear Submarine Division
8th Air Defense Brigade
8th Combined Arms Army
8th Guards Combined Arms Army
9th Guards Artillery Brigade
9th Guards Command and Control Brigade
9th Radiochemical Monitoring and Reconnaissance Regiment
10th CBRN Defense Regiment
10th Independent Spetsnaz Brigade
11th Independent Guards Air Assault Brigade
11th Independent Guards Engineering Brigade
11th Nuclear Submarine Division
12th Guards Tank Regiment
12th Independent Guards Engineering Brigade
12th Missile Brigade
12th Surface Ship Division - Soobrazitelnyy
12th Surface Ship Division - Stoikiy
13th Guards Tank Regiment
14th Anti-Submarine Warfare Battalion
14th Independent EW Battalion
14th Independent Guards Engineering Brigade
14th Independent Guards Spetsnaz Brigade (GU)
15th Independent EW Brigade
15th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
15th Independent Motor Rifle Regiment
16th Engineering & Sappers Regiment
16th Independent CBRN Brigade
16th Independent EW Brigade
16th Independent Guards Spetsnaz Brigade
17th Independent EW Brigade
18th Guards Motor Rifle Division
18th Independent Electronic Warfare Brigade
18th Machine Gun-Artillery Division
19th CBRN Defense Regiment
19th Independent EW Brigade
19th Independent Special Purpose Company
19th Motor Rifle Division
20th Guards Combined Arms Army
20th Guards Missile Brigade
20th Guards Motorized Rifle Division
20th Independent CBRN Regiment
20th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
21st Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
22nd Central Tank Reserve and Storage Base
22nd Independent Guards Spetsnaz Brigade
24th Independent Spetsnaz Brigade
24th Separate Special Purpose Brigade
25th CBRN Defense Regiment
25th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
25th Independent Special Purpose Regiment
26th CBRN Defense Regiment
26th Guards Tank Regiment
26th Missile Brigade
27th Independent CBRN Brigade
27th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
28th Air Defense Brigade
28th Independent CBRN Brigade
28th Independent Pontoon Bridge Brigade
29th Combined Arms Army
29th Independent CBRN Brigade
29th Independent Railway Troops Brigade
29th Special Submarine Squadron - Belgorod
29th Special Submarine Squadron - Podmoskovye
30th Artillery Brigade
30th Engineering & Sappers Regiment
30th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
30th Surface Ship Division - Admiral Essen
30th Surface Ship Division - Admiral Grigorovich
Actor Notes
The Admiral Grigorovich Class frigates were built in Kaliningrad, costing $450 - 500million. As of 2022 there are three Admiral Grigorovich Class frigates belonging to the Russian Navy in service, the Grigorovich; Essen and Makarov.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Navy
Type: Group
30th Surface Ship Division - Ladnyy
30th Surface Ship Division - Makarov
30th Surface Ship Division - Merkuriy
30th Surface Ship Division - Moskva
30th Surface Ship Division - Pytlivyy
30th Surface Ships Division
31st Engineering & Sappers Regiment
31st Independent Guards Air Assault Brigade
31st Submarine Division - Tula
32nd Engineering & Sappers Regiment
33rd Engineering & Sappers Regiment
33rd Independent Signal Battalion
33rd Motor Rifle Regiment
34th Command and Control Brigade
34th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
34th Independent Railway Troops Brigade
35th Air Defense Brigade
35th CBRN Regiment
35th Combined Arms Army
35th Command and Control Brigade
35th Engineer & Sapper Regiment
35th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
36th Combined Arms Army
36th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
36th Missile Ships Division
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37th Motorized Brigade
37th Railway Troops Brigade
38th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
39th CBRN Defense Regiment
39th Engineering & Sappers Regiment
39th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
39th Railway Troops Brigade
39th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade
40th CBRN Defense Regiment
40th Engineering & Sappers Regiment
41st Combined Arms Army
42nd Guards Motor Rifle Division
43rd Missile Ship Division - Admiral Kuznetsov
43rd Missile Ship Division - Admiral Ushakov
43rd Missile Ship Division - Pyotr Velikiy
43rd Missile Ships Division
43rd Missile Ships Division – Admiral Kasatanov
43rd Missile Ships Division – Marshal Ustinov
Actor Notes
Marshal Ustinov – Pennant 055 Project 1164 Slava class cruiser was assigned to the 43rd Missile Ship Division of the Northern Fleet of the Russian Navy.
The Slava class cruiser is a smaller version of the dual-purpose surface warfare Kirov class. The ship is considered one of the most powerful combatants in the Russian Navy.
The vessel is armed with:
- 16 x P-500 Bazalt (SS-N-12 Sandbox) ASMs – a turbojet-powered supersonic cruise missile. The P-500 Bazalt measures 11.7m and has a range of 297nmi (550km/341.8mi), a launch weight of 6,000kg with boosters and a flight weight of 4,800kg. The warhead is believed to be either a 500kt nuclear or a 950kg semi-armor-piercing high-explosive (SAP HE) warhead. The turbojet can carry the missile to cruising height – up to 20,000m and can fly at speeds in excess of Mach 2.5 at maximum altitude and Mach 1.5 at low level.
- 64 x S-300PMU Favorit (SN-N-6 Grumble) long-range SAMs – a missile designed to protect task groups from attacks by single or multiple aircraft and has the ability to engage up to 6 targets simultaneously. The S-300PMU Favorit measures 7.25m, has a range of 40.5nmi (75km/46.6mi), and a launch weight of 1,665kg. The warhead is armed with a 130kg blast fragmentation warhead.
- OSA-M (SA-N-4 Gecko) SAM system – a point defense missile system with surface-to-surface capability. The OSA-M measures 3.15m, has a range of 4.9nmi (9km/5.6mi), and launch weight of 127kg. The warhead is armed with a 14.5kg high-explosive blast fragmentation warhead.
In December 2016 Marshal Ustinov returned to the Northern Fleet after a 5 year overhaul at Zvyozdochka Shipyard where the vessel was upgraded with an advanced missile system:
- Kalibr (SS-N-27A Sizzler) – three-stage anti-ship missile. The weapon system is made up of 2 missiles. The main subsonic long-range cruise missile carries a shorter-range supersonic sprint missile. The Kalibr Sizzler measures 8.22m, has a range of 356.4nmi (660km/410.1mi), and a launch weight of ~2,000kg. The warhead is armed with a 200kg blast/fragmentation warhead.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Navy
Type: Group
43rd Railway Troops Brigade
45th Engineering & Concealment Regiment
45th High Powered Artillery Brigade
45th High-Power Artillery Brigade
45th Independent Guards Engineering Brigade
45th Independent Guards Spetsnaz (airborne) Brigade
46th Machine Gun-Artillery Regiment
47th Guards Tank Division
47th Independent Guards Signal Battalion
48th Railway Troops Brigade
49th Air Defense Brigade
49th Combined Arms Army
49th Machine Gun-Artillery Regiment
50th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment
50th Railway Troops Brigade
51st Guards Parachute Regiment
51st Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
53rd Air Defense Brigade
54th Command and Control Brigade
55th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
56th Guards Air Assault Regiment
57th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
58th Combined Arms Army
59th Command and Control Brigade
59th Guards Tank Regiment
60th Command and Control Brigade
60th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
61st Air Defense Brigade
64th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
66th Command and Control Brigade
67th Air Defense Brigade
68th Coastal Defense Ship Brigade - Georgiy Kurbatov
Actor Notes
Georgiy Kurbatov - Pennant 631 Project 12700 Alexandrit class is one of the latest class of Russian minesweepers. This vessel was designed by Almaz and built at the Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard for the 68th Coastal Defense Ship Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy.
The main feature of the Project 12700 is a monolithic fibreglass hull which provides the vessel with a lighter hull and therefore a longer service life. The vessel has a maximum speed of 16.5 knots (31km/h) and a range of 1,600nmi (3,000km/1,800mi) at 10 knots (19km/h/12mph).
The vessel is armed with 1 x 6 barreled 30mm AK-630 normally mounted in an enclosed automatic turret and directed by MR-123 radar for detection and tracking of targets. The main purpose of this armament is defense against anti-ship missiles and other precision guided weapon systems. The AK-630 can also be used more offensively against fixed/rotary wing aircraft and other targets.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Navy
Type: Group
68th Guards Tank Regiment
68th Sea Protection Ship Brigade
69th Independent Concealment Brigade
69th Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
70th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
70th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
71st Air Defense Brigade
71st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
71st Red Star Landing Ship Brigade - Kaliningrad
71st Red Star Landing Ship Brigade - Minsk
71st Red Star Landing Ship Brigade – Korolev
73rd Sea Protection Ship Brigade
74th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
75th Command and Control Brigade
76th Guards Air Assault Division
Actor Notes
The 76th Guards Chernogov Red Banner Air Assault Division is a Russian Airborne division based in Pskov. The division fought in the First Chechen War, Second Chechen War, Russo-Georgian War, the Donbas, and in the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. They committed mass murder of civilians in Bucha and have been used as reserve forces on the frontline where Ukrainian forces have broken through.
They were responsible for carrying out the cleansing operation during the Bucha massacre where they arrested, tortured and murdered Ukrainian civilians. In September 2022, the 237th Guards Air Assault Regiment reportedly 'no longer existed due to either death or injury of all soldiers'.
As of September 2023, the division is operating on the Robotyne front where they have been brought in to provide defensive support to Russian units. The unit is doctrinally designed for rapid, lightly armored maneuver warfare. It is poorly suited to the intense, static and defensive fighting that is now expected of them.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Airborne Troops
Type: Group
76th Guards Air Assault Division - Electronic Warfare Company
76th Guards Air Assault Division - UAV Company
77th Air Defense Brigade
78th Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
79th Guards Rocket Artillery Brigade
80th Command and Control Brigade
80th Tank Regiment
82nd Independent Guards Motor Rifle Battalion
82nd Independent Radio Engineering Brigade
83rd Independent Guards Air Assault Brigade
84th Independent Reconnaissance Battalion
88th Independent Radio Engineering Brigade
89th Independent Automobile Battalion
90th Air Defense Brigade
90th Guards Tank Division
92nd Independent Radio Engineering Brigade
92nd Missile Brigade
92nd Motor Rifle Regiment
95th Command and Control Brigade
96th Independent Reconnaissance Brigade
97th Independent Railway Battalion
98th Guards Parachute Division
98th Guards Parachute Division - Electronic Warfare Company
99th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment
99th Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
100th Independent Emergency Support Regiment
100th Independent Reconnaissance Brigade
101st Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
102nd Anti-Saboteur Squadron - Yunarmeets Kryma
102nd Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
102nd Military Base
102nd Motor Rifle Regiment
103rd Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
103rd Missile Brigade
103rd Motor Rifle Regiment
103rd Storage and Repair Base
104th Command and Control Brigade
104th Guards Air Assault Regiment
104th Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
104th Independent Tank Battalion
105th Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
106th Guards Parachute Division
106th Guards Parachute Division - Electronic Warfare Company
106th Guards Parachute Division - UAV Company
106th Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
106th Sea Protection Ship Brigade
106th Signal Brigade
106th Small Missile Ship Battalion - Passat
107th Missile Brigade
108th Guards Air Assault Regiment
111th Central Tank Storage and Repair Base
112th Guards Missile Brigade
113th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Battalion
116th Independent Tank Battalion
117th Sea Protection Ships Brigade
118th Independent Pontoon Bridge Battalion
119th Missile Brigade
120th Guards Artillery Brigade
121st Landing Ship Briage - Georgy Pobedonosets
121st Landing Ship Briage - Olenegorsky Gornyak
121st Landing Ship Briage - Petr Morgunov
123rd Motor Rifle Regiment
124th Independent Tank Battalion
124th Motor Rifle Regiment
126th Independent Coastal Defense Brigade
127th Motor Rifle Division
127th Separate Reconnaissance Brigade
128th Motor Rifle Regiment
128th Surface Ships Brigade
130th Independent Railway Bridge Battalion
132nd Command and Control Brigade
132nd Command Intelligence Centre
136th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
136th Independent Guards Reconnaissance Battalion
137th Guards Parachute Regiment
137th Independent Reconnaissance Battalion
138th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade
140th Air Defense Brigade
144th Motorized Division
145th Tactical Group - Pavel Khenov
145th Tactical Group - RT-25
146th Independent Radio Engineering Brigade
146th Tactical Group - Aleksin
146th Tactical Group - Kabardino-Balkaria
147th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment
147th Tactical Group - Leonid Sobolev
148th Independent Reconnaissance Battalion
149th Antisubmarine Ship Task Force - Alexandrovets
149th Antisubmarine Ship Task Force - Muromets
149th Antisubmarine Ship Task Force – Suzdalets
149th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
150th Independent Repair & Recovery Battalion
150th Minesweeper Task Force - Ivan Antonov
150th Minesweeper Task Force - Vladimir Emelyanov
150th Motorized Rifle Division
152nd Independent Materiel & Technical Support Brigade
154th Independent Radio Engineering Brigade
155th Independent Naval Infantry Brigade
155th Marine Brigade
Actor Notes
The 155th Separate Marine Brigade is located in Vladivostok and is part of the Pacific Fleet.
On March 13 2022, the brigade reportedly lost 600 servicemen and had another 600 wounded. They were then transferred to Belarus to replace the losses of the Eastern Military District.
In November 2022, there were reports of substantial losses in the brigade in the battles around Pavlivka and Vuhledar in Donetsk. The servicemen of the brigade wrote to Putin, claiming they had lost 300 men in 4 days due to the fault of the commanders.
In February 2023, the brigade suffered massive losses again on the failed offensive on Vuhledar. Footage shows 30 x destroyed Russian combat vehicles, 13 x destroyed tanks, and 12 x destroyed BMPs equaling half a fully functional tank battalion. Members of the brigade attempted to blame the failure on the commanders, however front line footage shows that the Russian forces engaged in ineffective operations, meaning the Brigade were likely made up of newly mobilized soldiers with no training.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Navy
Type: Group
162nd Independent Reconnaissance Battalion
163rd Guards Tank Regiment
165th Artillery Brigade
165th Independent Guards Medical Battalion
166th Novorossiysk Small Boat Division - Orekhovo-Zuyevo
166th Novorossiysk Small Missile Boat Division - Bora
166th Novorossiysk Small Missile Boat Division - Grayvoron
166th Novorossiysk Small Missile Boat Division - Ingushetiya
166th Novorossiysk Small Missile Boat Division - Orekhovo-Zuyevo
166th Novorossiysk Small Missile Boat Division - Samum
166th Novorossiysk Small Missile Boat Division - Tsiklon
166th Novorossiysk Small Missile Boat Division - Vyshniy Volovhyok
170th Minesweeper Division – Valentin Pikul
170th Minesweeper Division – Vice-Admiral Zakharin
171st Air Assault Battalion
173rd Independent Guards Reconnaissance Battalion
174th Independent Reconnaissance Battalion
175th Command and Control Brigade
175th Independent Guards Reconnaissance Battalion
176th Signal Brigade
177th Naval Infantry Regiment
181st Antisubmarine Ship Division - Eysk
181st Antisubmarine Ship Division - Kasimov
181st Antisubmarine Ship Division - Pavel Derzhavin
181st Antisubmarine Ship Division - Povorino
181st Antisubmarine Ship Division - Sergey Kotov
184th Novorossiysk Coastal Defense Brigade - Eysk
184th Novorossiysk Coastal Defense Brigade - Vasily Bykov
184th Novorossiysk Coastal Defense Brigade – Dmitriy Rogachev
184th Sea Protection Ship Brigade
187th Storage and Repair Base
191st Independent Motor Rifle Regiment
195th Independent Medical Battalion
197th Assault Ship Brigade - Azov
197th Assault Ship Brigade - Novocherkassk
197th Assault Ship Brigade - Orsk
197th Assault Ship Brigade - Saratov
197th Assault Ship Brigade - Tsesar Kunikov
197th Assault Ship Brigade - Yamal
197th Assault Ship Brigade – Nikolay Filchenkov
197th Landing Ships Brigade
200th Artillery Brigade
200th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
201st Military Base
202nd Air Defense Brigade
205th Independent Motor Rifle Brigade
211th Independent Guards Engineering & Sappers Battalion
215th Independent Reconnaissance Battalion
216th Storage and Military Hardware Repair Base
217th Guards Parachute Regiment
218th Tank Regiment
227th Artillery Brigade
227th Storage and Repair Base
228th Motor Rifle Regiment
230th Storage and Repair Base
232nd Rocket Artillery Brigade
234th Guards Air Assault Regiment
236th Artillery Brigade
237th Guards Air Assault Regiment
237th Storage and Repair Base
237th Tank Regiment
239th Guards Tank Regiment
245th Storage and Repair Base
247th Guards Air Assault Regiment
Actor Notes
The 247th Guards Air Assault Regiment is a subordinate regiment of the Russian Airborne Troops. It is subordinate to the 7th Guards Mountain Air Assault Division.
It gained the title 'Caucasian Cossack', even though it is not composed of all Cossacks. This unit was involved in the First Chechen War, the Dagestan War, the Second Chechen War, the Russo-Georgian War, the Donbas War, and the illegal Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
In December 2021, the unit was deployed to Crimea. It took part in the illegal invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022 where its commander Guard Colonel Konstantin Zizevsky was killed in action in February 2022.
This regiment was present in Bucha.
On 9 September 2022, multiple news agencies reported the complete destruction and annihilation of the unit during the Ukrainian counter attacks in Kherson.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Airborne Troops
Type: Group
247th Storage and Repair Base
252nd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
254th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
255th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
258th Independent Signal Battalion
275th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment
288th Artillery Brigade
291st Artillery Brigade
291st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
Actor Notes
Subordinate to the 42nd Guards Motor Rifle Division. This regiment has been operating in Ukraine since the illegal invasion in February 2022. The unit has moved throughout Ukraine and has been engaged in the Robotyne region.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Ground Forces
Type: Group
295th Sulinsk Missile Boat Division - Naberezhnye Chelny
297th Air Defense Brigade
304th Artillery Ammunition Depot
305th Artillery Brigade
309th Special Parachute Training Centre
312th Independent Rocket Artillery Battalion
318th Mixed Aviation Regiment
330th Independent Guards Engineering & Sappers Battalion
331st Independent Parachute Regiment
336th Guards Bialystok Marine Brigade
338th Guards Rocket Artillery Brigade
349th Central Tank Storage and Repair Base
362nd Command Intelligence Center
370th Independent Medical Battalion
381st Guards Artillery Regiment
385th Guards Artillery Brigade
388th Independent Guards Engineering & Sappers Battalion
394th Motorized Rifle Regiment
400th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment
413th Independent Guards Signal Battalion
423rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
429th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
434th Independent Automobile Battalion
439th Guards Rocket Artillery Brigade
448th Missile Brigade
464th Missile Brigade
473rd Cross-branch District's Training Centre
488th Motor Rifle Regiment
503rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
519th Separate Squadron - Priazovye
519th Separate Squadron – Ivan Khurs
538th Guards Air Defense Regiment
539th Independent Engineering & Sappers Battalion
540th Independent Command and Control Battalion
629th Independent Engineering & Sappers Battalion
656th Independent Guards Engineering & Sappers Battalion
661st Independent Engineering & Sappers Battalion
673rd Independent Air Defense Battalion
674th Independent Guards Communications Battalion
719th Artillery Ammunition Base
728th Independent Guards Signals Battalion
731st Independent Guards Communications Battalion
743rd Independent Guards Communications Battalion
744th Artillery Weapons Base
752nd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
772nd Independent Reconnaissance Battalion
810th Independent Naval Infantry Brigade
856th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment
933rd Air Defense Regiment
943rd Rocket Artillery Regiment
967th Independent Airborne Support Company
969th Independent Airborne Logistics Company
970th Independent Airborne Logistics Company
988th Air Defense Regiment
992nd Artillery Regiment
1060th Independent Materiel Support Battalion
1065th Guards Artillery Regiment
1103rd Engineering Materiel Base
1117th Air Defense Regiment
1136th Central Artillery Ammunition Base
1140th Guards Artillery Regiment
1141st Guards Artillery Regiment
1143rd Independent Air Defense Battalion
1174th Independent Anti-Tank Artillery Battalion
1182nd Guards Artillery Regiment
1295th Central Tank Storage and Repair Base
1311st Central Tank Storage and Repair Base
1411th Artillery Munitions Storage Base
1681st Independent Materiel Support Battalion
1682nd Independent Guards Materiel Support Battalion
1683rd Independent Materiel Support Battallion
2544th Central Tank Storage and Repair Base
2728th CBRN Materiel Storage Base
3023rd Artillery Ammunition Base
4990th Central Military Vehicles Base
4998th Storage and Repair Base
7014th Storage and Repair Base
7015th Storage and Repair Base
7016th Storage and Repair Base
7018th Storage and Repair Base
7022nd Storage and Repair Base
7023rd Storage and Repair Base
Admiral Tributs
Alexandrit
Anatoliy Zheleznyakov
Belarusian Ground Forces Regiment
Black Sea Fleet
Actor Notes
The Black Sea Fleet is subordinate to the Southern Military District of the Russian Armed Forces. The Black Sea Fleet has its official primary headquarters and facilities in Sevastopol - these were targeted by Ukrainian long-range missiles on the 09/22/23 causing destruction to the HQ.
The Black Sea Fleet has been targeted by 3 sets of long-range missiles resulting in the destruction of 1 x Kilo sub, 1 x Ropucha Landing vessel, 2 x HQs.
Country: Russia (Asia)
Region: Russia
Organisation: Russian Navy
Type: Group
