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More Uninvited Guests from Siberia

on 09/14/2014 | | Crimea | News | Russian Military Assessment Print This Post Print This Post
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Vanya Kosolapov and Aleksandr Gustomesov have ordinary but bright Russian names. This couple of native Siberians have been serving in the Russian Armed forces in Siberia, although in different units. These two `brave’ Siberians already took part in the annexation of Crimea and later visited the eastern Ukrainian borders. Judging from their profile information they have now returned to their home base, but this was likely a normal rotation, meaning they have been replaced in Ukraine by new Siberian `guests’.

More univited guests from Sibera (2)More univited guests from Sibera (3)

 

Based on this we can add to the list of the Russian intervention forces to Ukraine new units (battalion/company tactic groups) where these contract servicemen serve.

  • 74th separate guards motorized rifle brigade (military unit No. 21005, Yurga, Russia)
  • 7th separate tank brigade (military unit No. 89547, Chebarkul, Russia)

More univited guests from Sibera (5)More univited guests from Sibera (4)
We posted an article in which we identified other units transferred from Siberia on September, 10. These were:

  • A battalion tactic group from 32th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade, based in Shilovo, Novosibirsk.
  • A squadron from the 24th Special Purpose Brigade of the GRU, based in Berdsk, Novosibirsk.

Written by Irakli Komaxidze

Translated by Eugenia Zlamanuk; edited by Larry Field

Tags: Central Military DistrictCrimeaRussian Armed ForcesWar in Ukraine

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2 Responses to “More Uninvited Guests from Siberia”

  1. 10/13/2014

    Units of the Russian Armed Forces Which Have Been Deployed to Fight in Eastern Ukraine - BurkoNews.info

    […] 7th Tank Brigade, Chebarkul (military unit 895447). […]

  2. 07/09/2015

    Units of the Russian Armed Forces Which Have Been Deployed to Fight in Eastern Ukraine - InformNapalm.org (English)

    […] 7th Tank Brigade, Chebarkul (military unit 895447). […]

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