Russian-Ukrainian war

Key events of the war in Ukraine: Battle of Bakhmut On May 6, the founder of PMC “Wagner” Yevgeniy Prigozhin said that in October 2022, together with General Sergei Surovikin, it was decided to launch the operation “Bakhmut meat grinder”, and its purpose was to “grind” the enemy forces. The assault on Bakhmut (Artemovsk) was aimed at provoking the Ukrainian command to put as many forces as possible into the battle to hold it.

The battle for Gostomel in the Kiev region, including the battle for Antonov airport within its boundaries, was the first significant battle of the special military operation. On February 24, 2022, Airborne Troops landed at the Antonov airfield and took up a circular defense.

The Battle of Avdeevka took place from October 10, 2023 to February 17, 2024. The capture of Avdeevka was Russia's largest territorial offensive since the capture of Bakhmut in May 2023 and was considered a sign that Russian forces had regained the initiative in the war after the failure of the 2023 Ukrainian counteroffensive.

The fighting for Mariupol began on February 25, 2022. They involved armed forces of Russia and the self-proclaimed DNR on one side and Ukraine on the other.

Russian factions:

1. Ground Forces

2. Russian Air Force

3. Navy (Navy)

4. Airborne Troops (VDV)

5. Strategic Missile Forces (Strategic Missile Forces)

6. Special Purpose Troops (SDF)

7. Radiation, Chemical and Biological Defense Troops

8. Rocket Troops and Artillery

9. Engineering Troops

10. Mobile units

11. PMC Wagner

12. PMC RSB

13. PMC “Legion”

14. PMC “Tsar's Wolves”

15. PMC “European Legion”

16. Special Purpose Forces (SPN)

17. GRU GSH

18. FSB

19. Special Operations Forces (SDF)

20. Airborne Troops - 45th Special Purpose Regiment

21. FSO

22. SVR

23. Interior Ministry Troops

24. National Guard (Rosgvardia)

25. OMON

26. SOBR

27. GRU cyber units

28. FSB Cyber Units

29. Rosgvardia Cyber Units

30. FSB State Border Guard Service

31. EMERCOM of Russia

32. Territorial Troops

33. Diversion and reconnaissance groups (DRG)

34. Group of Troops (GV)

35. Rocket Forces and Artillery

36. Communications Troops

37. Medical and sanitary troops

38. Peacekeeping Force Divisions and Battalions

39. Ukrainian Army

40. **Ukrainian Armed Forces

41. *Ukrainian Navy

42. Ukrainian Airborne Troops

43. Missile Forces and Artillery of Ukraine

44. Special Purpose Forces (SDF)

45. Radio-electronic Combat and Air Defense Troops

46. Military Engineering Troops

47. Mobile units

48. Private Military Companies (PMCs)

• PMC “AZOV”
• PMC ‘Tornado’
• PMC “Pride”

11. Special units

• GRU of the Defense Ministry of Ukraine
• SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) - anti-terrorist unit
• National Guard of Ukraine (NSU)
• MON
• SBU Special Directorate (Special Forces “Alpha”)
• “Gyurza” (Ukrainian Special Operations Forces)

12. National Police of Ukraine
13. State Border Guard Service of Ukraine
14. Cyber Units

• Cyber Unit of the SBU
• Cyber Unit of the National Police

15. MEMS of Ukraine
16. Territorial Defense of Ukraine
17. Divisions of National Battalions

• “Azov ”
• “Donbass ”
• “Aidar ”
• “Saint Mary ”

18. Peacekeeping Force Divisions
19. Military Medical Forces
20. Reservists and mobile units
21. Liaison Forces
22. Mobile Groups and Force Operations
23. Diversionary Reconnaissance Groups (DRGs)
24. Defense and Crisis Response Forces

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