Order of battle for the Russian invasion of Ukraine
This is the order of battle for the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It should not be considered completely up to date nor accurate, being based on open-source press reporting.
An updated order of battle estimate for April 23, 2023, by the Institute for the Study of War is accessible at:
Another ISW relevant publication, published in October 2023:
Russian forces in 2022
[edit]Administrative chain of command
[edit]Commanders of the various MOD armed services and branches do not have operational control over the forces. They are responsible for force development and generation. The Chiefs of the ground forces, the aerospace forces, the navy, the strategic missile forces and the airborne forces also hold the appointments of Deputy Ministers of Defence, junior to the Chief of the General Staff, who is the First Deputy Minister of Defence.
The General Staff commands and controls forces through the National Defence Management Centre (NDMC). Operational control of the forces was carried out by the five Operational-Strategic Commands - the Western, Southern, Central and Eastern Military Districts and the OSK Northern Fleet, which is their equal. The Western and the Southern Military Districts share borders with Ukraine and are directly involved in the command and control of the operations.
Pre-2022 Russian military doctrine had specified that on the outbreak of war, armed forces from non-MOD services (like Rosgvardiya) would be placed under the General Staff.[1]
- (President of the Russian Federation: Supreme Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Putin)
- Security Council
- Rosgvardiya (General of the Army Viktor Zolotov; Deputy Commander Lieutenant General Roman Gavrilov)[2]
- Federal Security Service (General of the Army Alexander Bortnikov)[3]
- Russian Border Guards (Deputy Director of the Federal Security Service and Head of the Border Service: Vladimir Kulishov)[4]
- Federal Protective Service (Director of the Federal Protective Service: General Dmitry Kochnev)[5]
- Ministry of Internal Affairs (Minister of Internal Affairs: Vladimir Kolokoltsev)
- Ministry of Defence (Minister of Defence: General of the Army Sergei Shoigu)
- Russian General Staff (Chief of the General Staff: General of the Army Valery Gerasimov, First Deputy Chief of the General Staff Nikolay Bogdanovsky); National Defense Management Center (Colonel General Mikhail Mizintsev)[7]
- GRU (Director: Admiral Igor Kostyukov)
- 8th Directorate - Directorate Spetsnaz (Spetsnaz GRU)[8]
- Russian Ground Forces (Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Ground Forces and Deputy Minister of Defence: General of the Army Oleg Salyukov)
- Russian Engineer Troops (Lieutenant General Yuri Stavitsky)
- Russian Missile Troops and Artillery (Lieutenant-General Mikhail Matveyevsky)
- Russian Tank Troops
- Air Defence Troops of the Russian Ground Forces
- Russian Army Aviation
- Logistical Support of the Russian Armed Forces (Colonel General Mikhail Mizintsev, who replaced Army General Dmitry Bulgakov in September 2022)[9]
- Russian Aerospace Forces (Commander-in-Chief of the Aerospace Forces and Deputy Minister of Defence: General of Army[10] Sergey Surovikin)
- Russian Air Force (Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Air Force and Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Aerospace Forces: Lieutenant General Sergey Dronov)
- Russian Airborne Forces (Vozdushno-desantnye voyska (VDV)) (Commander of the Russian Airborne Forces: Colonel-General Mikhail Teplinsky who replaced Colonel General Andrey Serdyukov in June 2022[11][12]
- Russian Navy (Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy and Deputy Minister of Defence: Admiral Nikolai Yevmenov)
- Coastal Troops of the Russian Navy (Lieutenant General Viktor Astapov)
- Russian Naval Infantry (Lieutenant General Aleksandr Kolpachenko )
- Russian Naval Aviation (Major-General Igor Kozhin)
- Coastal Troops of the Russian Navy (Lieutenant General Viktor Astapov)
- GRU (Director: Admiral Igor Kostyukov)
- Russian General Staff (Chief of the General Staff: General of the Army Valery Gerasimov, First Deputy Chief of the General Staff Nikolay Bogdanovsky); National Defense Management Center (Colonel General Mikhail Mizintsev)[7]
- Security Council
Initial force groupings
[edit]Ukrainian military commentator Yuri Butusov listed the following initial March 2022 deployment of Russian/allied forces:[13]
Grouping | Role | Located around | Forces from | Estimated strength |
---|---|---|---|---|
Southwestern Belarus | blocking contingent against Ukrainian forces in Western Ukraine | Brest, Luninyets, Baranavichy, Asipovichy and Minsk |
|
6–7 battalion tactical groups (BTGs) |
Southeastern Belarus | Kyiv offensive direction | Vepri, Elsin, Brahin, Khainini, Rechytsa and Mazyr | 5th, 35th and 36th Combined Arms Armies (CAA) | 7–9 BTGs |
Bryansk | Chernihiv offensive direction | Klimovo, Klintsy, Pochep and Sevsk | 41st CAA and the 90th Guards Tank Division | 3 BTGs |
Kursk–Belgorod | Sumy offensive direction | Tomarovka, Vesela Lopan', Zorino, Pristen', Kursk and Belgorod | 6th and 20th CAAs | 4 BTGs |
Voronezh | Kharkiv offensive direction | Stary Oskol, Soloti, Valuyki, Boguchar, Pogonovo and Voronezh | 6th Tank and 20th CAAs | 13–14 BTGs |
Smolensk | operational reserve of the northern front | Yelnya | 20th and 41st CAAs | 6–7 BTGs |
Rostov | Donbas and eastern Sea of Azov offensive direction | Rostov-on-Don and Kamensk-Shakhtinskiy | 8th CAA[a] | 6 BTGs |
Crimea | southern Ukraine offensive direction | Crimean Peninsula (Slavne, Dzhankoi, Novoozerne, Yevpatoria, Sevastopol, Oktyabrskoye, Bakhchysarar, Angarskyi, Feodosia, Opuk) | up to 13 BTGs | |
Kuban | operational reserve of the southern front | Kuban Peninsula (Novorossiysk, Korenovsk, Primorsko-Akhtarsk, Krasnodar, Mol'kino and Maykop) and Stavropol |
|
6 BTGs |
Russian leaders 2022-23
[edit]Despite evolving Russian doctrine which specified all troops and forces operating from one Operational-Strategic Command (OSK) be placed under one commander, multiple repeated sources (Rochan Consulting, Center for Naval Analysis, British Ministry of Defence) reported that separate groupings of forces drawn from each of the four military districts, under the leadership of senior personnel from that military district, took part in the initial invasion.[14] President Vladimir Putin was repeatedly reported as taking a very involved stance, sometimes giving orders to field formations.[15]
In April 2022, the invasion began to run into setbacks; Russian forces were forced to withdraw from their attempt to take Kyiv. Therefore to handle a longer war, a single coordinating senior officer was appointed.
- Army General Aleksandr Dvornikov (8 April 2022 – 25 June 2022): placed in overall charge of military operations in Ukraine, effectively ending the grouping system;[16]
- Colonel General Gennady Zhidko (26 June 2022 – 7 October 2022): appointed by Vladimir Putin to the top position, replacing Dvornikov;[16]
- Army General Sergey Surovikin (8 October 2022 – 11 January 2023): previously commander of the Aerospace Forces and Army Group South, replacing Zhidko in overall command.[17]
Russian/affiliated forces in 2023
[edit]Since 12 January 2023, Chief of the General Staff Army General Valery Gerasimov was appointed as commander of military operations in Ukraine, with Surovikin as his deputy.[18]
The actual operational chain of command of the Russian military effort in Ukraine is not public, changes, and is a mix of state and non-state bodies. Personal rivalries are evident. President Vladimir Putin however remains firmly in control, sometimes micromanaging. The loose connection of various mercenary bodies and Ramzan Kadyrov's Chechens to the official command chain[19] has been represented by placing them under headers separate to the Russian Armed Forces.
Scheduling and control of tactical fighter, ground attack, and strategic bomber "sorties" (one flight of one aircraft) is unclear.
On 18 April 2023, Russian official sources said that President Putin had held meetings in the Kherson area with several commanders. The President "..received reports from the commander of the Dnepr forces grouping, General Lieutenant Oleg Makarevich, the commander of the Vostok [Eastern] forces grouping, General Lieutenant Andrey Kuzmenko, and the deputy commander of the combined grouping, General Colonel Mikhail Teplinsky."[20] The meetings likely took place before April 16.
Russia (President of the Russian Federation: Supreme Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Putin)
Security Council
Russian General Staff (Chief of the General Staff: General of the Army Valery Gerasimov, First Deputy Chief of the General Staff Nikolay Bogdanovsky)
National Defense Management Center (Colonel General Mikhail Mizintsev)[7]
- Long Range Aviation - administratively Aerospace Forces; operationally, air operations centre of whatever description
22nd Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Division (Colonel Mykola Varpahovych)[21]
- 52nd Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment (Tupolev Tu-22M) (Colonel Oleg Timoshyn)[22]
Mercenaries
[edit]- Wagner Group (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Utkin †)[23][24]
DShRG Rusich (Commander: Alexey Milchakov)[25]
- Gazprom Neft Security[26]
- Patriot[28]
- Redut (GRU)[29][30]
- Redut
- Union of Cossack Warriors of Russia and Abroad
- Don Brigade[31]
- Listan Battalion
- Terek Brigade
- Skif Battalion
- Don Brigade[31]
- 16th Special Forces Brigade of the GRU
- Volki ("Wolves") Brigade
- Tigry ("Tigers") Formation
- Veter 177 Formation
- Nevsky Formation
- Union of Donbass Volunteers
- Sever ("North") Formation
- Tsentr ("Center") Formation
- St. George's Brigade
- Zubr ("Bison") Formation
- Kherson Formation
- Artdivision Formation
- Vikhr ("Whirlwind") Formation
- Veterans of Russia Movement
- Gazprom Neft Security
- Others
- Medvedi ("Bears") Special Brigade
- Lev ("Lion") Formation
- Rysi ("Lynx") Formation
- Borz Formation
Espanola Formation[32]
- Troya ("Troy") Formation
- Irbis ("Snow Leopard") Formation
Imperial Legion Formation(left "Redut")Rusich Formation(left "Redut")[33]
- Union of Cossack Warriors of Russia and Abroad
- Tsar's Wolves[34]
- Uran[35]
E.N.O.T. Corp.(Commander: Igor Mangushev †)[36] (disbanded in 2019)
Militias
[edit]Storm Ossetia(Commander: Ayvengo Tekhov †)[37] (disbanded in June 19, 2023)- Alania Battalion[38]
- Vladlen Tatarsky Battalion[39]
Reserve units of the Russian Armed Forces
[edit]Chechens
[edit]- Kadyrovites (Head: Colonel General Ramzan Kadyrov)
- 141st Motorised National Guard Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Magomed Tushayev)[40][41]
- North Battalion[42]
- Akhmat Special Forces[43]
- 78th Motor Rifle Regiment (Sever-Akhmat) subordinate to the 42nd Motorised Rifle Division, 58th Combined Arms Army[44]
- 141st Motorised National Guard Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Magomed Tushayev)[40][41]
Spetsnaz units
[edit]Clear evidence as to which Grouping of Forces these brigades belong to is not readily available.
- 2nd Guards Spetsnaz Brigade (Colonel Konstantin Bushuev)[45]
- 3rd Guards Spetsnaz Brigade[46]
- 10th Spetsnaz Brigade[47]
- 14th Guards Spetsnaz Brigade (Colonel Sergey Polyakov †)[48] (formerly Lieutenant Colonel Albert Karimov †)[49][50]
- 16th Guards Spetsnaz Brigade (Deputy Commander Major Dmitri Vladimirovich Semenov †)[51]
- 24th Guards Spetsnaz Brigade[52]
- 346th Spetsnaz Brigade of the Russian Special Operations Forces[53][54]
Units returned to Russia:
- 22nd Separate Guards Spetsnaz Brigade returned to Russia to reconstitute in 2022 following major losses.[53] The unit was then redeployed to Ukraine, suffering losses around Melitopol in March of 2023.[55]
Joint Group of Forces
[edit]Central Military District (TsVO) (Commander: Lieutenant General Andrey Mordvichev from 17 February 2023 (formerly Major General Alexander Linkov)[56][57]
- 2nd Guards Combined Arms Army, CMD (Major General Vyacheslav Nikolaevich Gurov )[58]
- 91st Headquarters Brigade
- 21st Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Dmitri Zavyalov)[59][60]
- 30th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade[61][62]
- 385th Guards Artillery Brigade[63]
- 25th Combined Arms Army (Major General Andrey Seritsky)[64][65]
- 41st Combined Arms Army, CMD (Lieutenant General Sergey Ryzhkov , Deputy Commander Major General Andrei Sukhovetsky †)[58]
- 35th Headquarters Brigade
- 90th Guards Tank Division (Colonel Ramil Rakhmatulovich Ibatullin)[70]
- 6th Guards Tank Regiment (Colonel Andrei Zakharov †)[71][72]
- 80th Tank Regiment[73]
- 239th Guards Tank Regiment[74]
- 228th Motor Rifle Regiment (Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Fezul Bichikaev †)[75]
- 400th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment[76]
- 35th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade[77][78]
- 55th Mountain Motor Rifle Brigade[79]
- 74th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel Pavel Alekseyevich Yershov)[80][81][82][83]
- 61st Anti-Aircraft Brigade
- 201st Military Base, CMD (original location Tajikistan)[84]
- 202nd Motor Rifle Regiment[85]
- 28th Pontoon Bridge Brigade[86]
- 1st Mobile NBC Protection Brigade[87]
- 31st Guards Air Assault Brigade VDV (Colonel Sergei Karasev †)[88]
- 2nd Guards Combined Arms Army, CMD (Major General Vyacheslav Nikolaevich Gurov )[58]
Eastern Military District (VVO) (Lieutenant-General Andrei Kuzmenko[89] (unconfirmed) (from late March 2023) (formerly Lieutenant General Rustam Muradov (from June 2022, dismissed April 2023) )[90][91]
- 5th Combined Arms Army, EMD (Lieutenant General Aleksey Podivilov )[58]
- 80th Command Brigade
- 127th Motor Rifle Division[92]
- 57th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade[100]
- 60th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade[101]
- 305th Artillery Brigade[102]
- 8th Anti-Aircraft Brigade
- 29th Combined Arms Army, EMD (Major General Andrei Borisovich Kolesnikov)[58]
- 101st Headquarters Brigade
- 36th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel (Guards) Andrei Vladimirovich Voronkov)[103]
- 35th Combined Arms Army, EMD (Lieutenant General Aleksandr Semyonovich Sanchik , Deputy Commander Major General Sergei Nyrkov [wounded, not returning to active duty][104][105][58] General-Major Sergey Goryachev, chief of staff.† [106])
- 54th Headquarters Brigade
- 38th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Andrey Borisovich Kurbanov, Deputy Commander Major Sergey Masterov †)[107][105][108]
- 64th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel Azatbek Asanbekovich Omurbekov, allegedly responsible for the Bucha massacre)[109][50][105][83] (effectively destroyed by September 2022)[110][111]
- 165th Artillery Brigade[112]
- 69th Covering Brigade[113]
- 36th Combined Arms Army, EMD (Lieutenant General Valery Solodchuk,[10] Deputy Commander Major General Andrei Anatolyevich Seritskiy, seriously wounded[114])[115]
- 75th HQ Brigade
- 5th Guards Tank Brigade[116][50][117]
- 37th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Marat Hajibalaev †) (formerly Colonel Yuri Medvedev (WIA))[118][99][83]
- 30th Artillery Brigade[119]
- 103rd Rocket Brigade[120]
- 26th NBC Protection Regiment
- 1723rd Anti-Aircraft Regiment
- 68th Army Corps, EMD (Lieutenant General Dmitry Valeryevich Glushenkov )[10]
- 18th Machine Gun Artillery Division[121]
- 39th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade[122]
- 338th Guards Rocket Artillery Brigade[123]
- Naval Infantry of the Pacific Fleet
- Airborne Forces
- 11th Guards Air Assault Brigade VDV (Major General Alexey Naumets (Fired April 2022), Colonel Denis Shishov, Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Denis Viktorovich Glebov †, Deputy Chief of Staff Lieutenant Colonel Pavel Kislyakov †)[58][130]
- 83rd Guards Air Assault Brigade VDV (Deputy Commander Guards Lieutenant-Colonel Vitaliy Slabtsov †)[131][132]
- 1428th Territorial Defense Motor Rifle Regiment [54]
- 5th Combined Arms Army, EMD (Lieutenant General Aleksey Podivilov )[58]
Western Military District (ZVO) (Commander: Lieutenant General Yevgeny Nikiforov,[133] (formerly Colonel General Sergey Kuzovlev (October 2022 to December 2022)), (formerly Colonel General Alexander Lapin (September 2022 to October 2022)) (replaced Lieutenant General Roman Berdnikov (4 September to 19 September 2022))[134] (replaced Lieutenant General Andrei Sychevoi[135] (from June 2022; reportedly dismissed by 4 September 2022)[136](June 27 to August 26)[137]) (replaced Colonel General Alexander Zhuravlyov in June 2022)[138]
- 1st Guards Tank Army, WMD (Lieutenant General Sergey Aleksandrovich Kisel [dismissed];[58] unnamed deputy commander [dismissed])[139][140][58][126]
- 60th Command Brigade[141]
- 2nd Guards Motor Rifle Division (Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Andriy Smirnov – seriously wounded)[142][141][143]
- 1st Guards Tank Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Denis Lapin)[144][145]
- 1st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment[146]
- 15th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment (Colonel Kharitonov – seriously wounded)[142][147]
- 147th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment[148]
- 1432nd Motorized Rifle Regiment [149]
- 4th Guards Tank Division (Colonel Yevgeny Nikolayevich Zhuravlyov)
- 49th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade (Colonel Ivan Grishin †)[153][141]
- 47th Tank Division[154][126]
- 6th Engineer Regiment (Colonel Mikhail Aleksandrovich Nagamov † [Nagamov was promoted to Deputy Chief of the Engineering Troops of the Western Military District 5 days before he was killed][159])[160]
- 27th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Sergey Safonov)[141][161]
- 69th Logistics Brigade[141]
- 96th Separate Reconnaissance Brigade[162][141]
- 112th Guards Missile Brigade[141]
- 202nd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade[63]
- 288th Artillery Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel Oleg Evseev †)[141][163]
- 6th Combined Arms Army, WMD (Lieutenant General Vladislav Nikolayevich Yershov [dismissed & arrested])[164][58]
- 95th Command Brigade
- 25th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade[165]
- 138th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade[166] (Colonel Sergei Maksimov)[167][168]
- 9th Guards Artillery Brigade[169]
- 5th Anti-Aircraft Brigade [146]
- 26th Missile Brigade [146]
- 132nd Signals Brigade
- 1486th Motor Rifle Regiment
- 20th Guards Combined Arms Army, WMD (Lieutenant General Andrey Sergeevich Ivanaev )[58][170][126]
- 9th Guards Command Brigade
- 3rd Motor Rifle Division (Major General Aleksei Vyacheslavovich Avdeyev)[171][172][126][173]
- 237th Tank Regiment[174]
- 252nd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment (Colonel Igor Nikolaev †)[175][72]
- 362nd Motor Rifle Regiment[166]
- 752nd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment[176][72]
- 99th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment [177]
- 144th Guards Motor Rifle Division (Lieutenant General Oleg Tsokov from August 2022, (wounded September 2022) †, previously Major General Vitaly Sleptsov)[178][173]
- 59th Guards Tank Regiment (Colonel Alexander Bespalov †)[179][72]
- 254th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment (Colonel I.A. Danshin)[180][72]
- 283rd Motor Rifle Regiment [181]
- 488th Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment[182][72]
- 856th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment [146]
- 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade[183]
- 236th Guards Artillery Brigade[184]
- 448th Rocket Brigade (Colonel Dmitri Nikolaevich Martynov)[185]
- 232nd Rocket Artillery Brigade[186]
- 3rd Army Corps
- 11th Army Corps, from the Baltic Fleet (Lieutenant General Andrey Ruzinsky)[197][198][199][126]
- 18th Guards Motor Rifle Division[200][126]
- 7th Motor Rifle Regiment[202]
- 9th Motor Rifle Regiment[203]
- 152nd Guards Missile Brigade
- 244th Artillery Brigade[197]
- 14th Army Corps, from the Northern Fleet (Major-General Boris Fomichev, deputy commander Major-General Vladimir Zavadsky†)[204][205]
- 80th Arctic Motor Rifle Brigade[206]
- 200th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade, (Colonel Denis Yuryevich Kurilo)[207][140][124] (reportedly decimated December 2022)[208]
- 382nd Rocket Artillery Battalion (Lieutenant Colonel Dinar Khametov †)[209]
- 61st Red Banner Naval Infantry Brigade (Colonel Kirill Nikolaevich Nikulin), from the Northern Fleet[210]
- 874th Naval Infantry Battalion (Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Safronov †)[58]
- 336th Guards Naval Infantry Brigade (Colonel (Guards) Igor N. Kalmykov, Chief of Staff Colonel Ruslan Shirin †), from the Baltic Fleet[211]
- 45th Svir High-Powered Rocket Artillery Brigade
- Russian Airborne Forces (VDV)
- 45th Guards Spetsnaz Brigade (Colonel Vadim Pankov †)[50][212][213]
- 76th Guards Air Assault Division VDV [111][126][173]
- 104th Guards Air Assault Regiment VDV (Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Dosyagaev †)[214][50][215][83][126]
- 234th Guards Air Assault Regiment VDV (Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Aleksey Afonin †)[214][50][111]
- 237th Guards Air Assault Regiment VDV (Lieutenant Colonel Georgy Khudik †)[85]
- 1140th Guards Artillery Regiment VDV [146]
- 4th Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment VDV [146]
- 98th Guards Airborne Division VDV (Guards Colonel Viktor Igoryevich Gunaza [dismissed by end of March], Head of Communications Colonel Alexey Smirnov †)[216][173][72]
- 217th Guards Airborne Regiment VDV (Guards Lt. Colonel Viktor Vasilyevich Droedov)[217][218]
- 331st Guards Airborne Regiment VDV (Colonel Sergei Sukharev †, Deputy Commander Lt. Colonel Ivan Pozdeev †, Chief of Staff Lt. Colonel Igor Zharov †)[219][50][220] (seriously depleted in fighting near Kyiv)[221][222][223][224]
- 1065th Guards Artillery Regiment VDV [222]
- 5th Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment VDV [146]
- 104th Guards Airborne Division VDV [225]
- 328th Airborne Regiment VDV [225]
- 106th Guards Airborne Division VDV (Guards Colonel Vladimir Vyacheslavovich Selivyorstov (dismissed July 2023),[226] Deputy Commander Colonel Sergey Igorevich Kuzminov †, Deputy Armaments Commander Maxim Kudrin †[227])[63][228][170][126][173]
- Aerospace Forces
- 6th Air and Air Defence Forces Army (Lieutenant General Oleg Makovetsky)[198]
- 332nd Separate Helicopter Regiment (Mil Mi-8, Mil Mi-24)
- 105th Guards Composite Aviation Division
- 14th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-30) (Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Pazinich †) [230]
- 47th Composite Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-34)[231]
- 159th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-35)[citation needed]
- 790th Fighter Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-35)[232]
- 11th Air and Air Defence Forces Army (Lieutenant General Vladimir Kravchenko)
- 6th Air and Air Defence Forces Army (Lieutenant General Oleg Makovetsky)[198]
- 1st Guards Tank Army, WMD (Lieutenant General Sergey Aleksandrovich Kisel [dismissed];[58] unnamed deputy commander [dismissed])[139][140][58][126]
- Southern Group of Forces (YuVO) (Commander: Colonel General Sergey Kuzovlev (from January 2023)) (formerly General of Army Sergei Surovikin), (from June 2022)[241][242] (Deputy Commander: Lieutenant General Oleg Tsokov †)[243]
- 8th Guards Combined Arms Army, SMD (Lieutenant General Andrey Nikolayevich Mordvichev,[244] Deputy Commander Major General Esedulla Abachev (from April 2022) (replacing Major General Vladimir Petrovich Frolov †)[245][58]
- 20th Guards Motor Rifle Division (Colonel Aleksei Gorobets †)[246][247] (Deputy Commander Colonel Sergey Nikolaevich Kens †)[51] (Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Aleksey Yurievich Avramchenko †)[248] (Deputy Commander Colonel Kanat Mukatov †)[249]
- 150th Motor Rifle Division (Major General Oleg Mityaev †)[253][254]
- 238th Artillery Brigade [146]
- 47th Missile Brigade [146]
- 78th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade [146]
- 1st Donetsk Army Corps (see below)
- 2nd Guards Lugansk-Severodonetsk Army Corps (see below)
- 49th Combined Arms Army, SMD (Lieutenant General Yakov Rezantsev †)[257][58]
- 7th Military Base[258]
- 34th Separate Motor Rifle (Mountain) Brigade[129]
- 205th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade[259]
- 1st Guards Rocket Brigade[146]
- 90th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade [146]
- 439th Rocket Artillery Brigade [44]
- 227th Artillery Brigade (Colonel Aleksei Viktorovich Repin) [146]
- 32nd Engineer-Sapper Regiment[260]
- 58th Guards Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Denis Lyamin, formerly Major General Ivan Popov,[261] formerly Lieutenant General Mikhail Stepanovich Zusko)[262][58]
- 4th Guards Base [146] (Lt Colonel Alexander Olegovich Koshel, head of the information and psychological counteraction, captured)[263]
- 19th Motor Rifle Division (Colonel Dmitri Ivanovich Uskov)
- 429th Motor Rifle Regiment[264]
- 503rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment[265]
- 292nd Self-propelled Artillery Regiment [44]
- 42nd Guards Motor Rifle Division[266]
- 49th Separate Air Assault Brigade VDV [271]
- 100th Reconnaissance Brigade[272]
- 136th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Roman Demurchiev)[273][274][275][117]
- 1429th Motor Rifle Regiment[276]
- 12th Missile Brigade [146]
- 291st Artillery Brigade [44]
- 67th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade
- 12th Guards Engineering Brigade (Central Military District, Colonel Sergei Porokhnya †,[277] formerly Colonel Denis Kozlov †)[278]
- 29th Railway Brigade[279]
- Airborne Forces
- 7th Guards Mountain Air Assault Division VDV, Colonel Aleksandr Kornev,[280] reported as the command element of the Russian task force fighting in the Kherson Oblast on the Mykolaiv direction[281][282][58][283]
- 56th Guards Air Assault Regiment VDV[214][284]
- 108th Guards Air Assault Regiment VDV (Colonel Vitaly Vladimirovich Sukuev †)[285][284]
- 247th Guards Air Assault Regiment VDV (Colonel Konstantin Zizievsky †)[286][287][283][284]
- 1141st Artillery Regiment VDV [284]
- 1537th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment [146]
- 3rd Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment VDV [146]
- 52nd Artillery Brigade [190]
- 7th Guards Mountain Air Assault Division VDV, Colonel Aleksandr Kornev,[280] reported as the command element of the Russian task force fighting in the Kherson Oblast on the Mykolaiv direction[281][282][58][283]
Black Sea Fleet (Vice Admiral Viktor Nikolayevich Sokolov (from August 2022)[288] replacing Admiral Igor Osipov,[289] Deputy Commander Major General Dmitry Pyatunin (from April 2022) replacing First Rank Captain Andrei Paliy †)
- Ships
- 30th Surface Ship Division
Cruiser Moskva(sunk) [290]- Project 11356 Guided Missile Frigates Admiral Essen (damaged),[291][292] Admiral Grigorovich,[291] Admiral Makarov (damaged)[293][294][295]
- Project 1135 Guided Missile Frigates Ladny, Pytlivyy
- 41st Missile Boat Brigade
- Project 1239 Guided Missile Corvette - Hoverborne Bora-class corvette Samum (damaged) [296]
- Project 1241 Missile ships - Tarantul-class corvette
Ivanovets(sunk),[297] 4 other corvettes[291] - Project 2163 Missile ships - Buyan-class corvette (4)[291]
- Project 22800 Missile ships - Karakurt-class corvette Askold (seriously damaged),[298] Tsiklon
- 4th Independent Submarine Brigade
- Project 636.2 submarines
Rostov na Donu (B-237)(destroyed),[299] 5 other submarines. - Project 877 submarine Alrosa (B-871)
- Project 636.2 submarines
- 197th Assault Ship Brigade
- Project 1171 landing ships Orsk,[291] Nikolai Filchenkov,[291]
Saratov(Captain 2nd rank Vladimir Khromchenkov †[300]) (sunk)[301][302] - Project 775 landing ships Tsezar Kunikov (damaged) (Captain 3rd rank Aleksandr Chirva †),[303] Olenegorsky Gornyak (damaged),[304] Minsk (damaged, possibly destroyed),[299] and
Novocherkassk(destroyed).[305]
- Project 1171 landing ships Orsk,[291] Nikolai Filchenkov,[291]
- 184th Novorossiysk Coastal Defense Brigade
- Project 1176 Ondatra-class landing craft D-106 (1 x sunk, 1 x damaged)[306][307]
- Project 11770 Serna-class landing craft (2 x sunk, 2 x destroyed) (deployed from the Caspian Flotilla)[308][309][310][307]
- Project 22160 Patrol Boats Vasily Bykov,[311] Dmitri Rogachov,[291] Pavel Derzhavin (damaged)[291][312]
- Project 205P Stenka-class patrol boat (Tarantul) (sunk) [313]
- 388th Marine Reconnaissance Point/1229th Naval Intelligence Center
- Project 02510 High-speed assault boat
BK-16E(sunk)[314]
- Project 02510 High-speed assault boat
- 68th Coastal Defense Ship Brigade
- Project 03160 Raptor-class patrol boat (2 x sunk - 1 damaged (P-342 Yunarmeets Baltiki))[315][309][316] (Captain 2nd rank Alexander Bobrov †)
- Project 266M Natya-class minesweeper Ivan Golubets (damaged),[317] 2 other Natya class minesweepers, 2 x Alexandrit-class minesweepers.
- 519th Separate Squadron
- Project 18280 Yury Ivanov-class intelligence ship Ivan Khurs (damaged)[318][319]
- Auxiliaries
- 30th Surface Ship Division
- 18th Combined Arms Army[322]
- 22nd Army Corps - Black Sea Fleet (Major General Arkady Marzoev, removed April 2022,[323][324] chief of staff Major General Nasbulin †)[325]
- 126th Guards Coastal Defense Brigade (Colonel Sergey Storozhenko)[128][326]
- 127th Reconnaissance Brigade[327][328]
- 291st Artillery Brigade[284]
- 8th Separate Guards Artillery Regiment (from Black Sea Fleet)[284][329]
- 15th Coastal Missile Brigade [146]
- 103rd Logistics Brigade (Colonel Mikhail Ponomarev, removed April 2022)[324]
- 177th Naval Infantry Regiment[330] - from the Caspian Flotilla
- 388th Marine Reconnaissance Unit, from the Black Sea Fleet[331]
- 810th Guards Naval Infantry Brigade (Colonel Sergey Kens †, formerly Colonel Alexei Sharov †, Deputy Commander Colonel Aleksei Berngard)[332]
- 854th Separate Coastal Missile Regiment [146]
- 11th Coastal Missile Brigade [146]
- 40th Army Corps[190]
- 70th Motor Rifle Division[333]
- 74th Artillery Brigade [334]
- 22nd Army Corps - Black Sea Fleet (Major General Arkady Marzoev, removed April 2022,[323][324] chief of staff Major General Nasbulin †)[325]
- Aviation of the Black Sea Fleet (+attached Naval Aviation from elsewhere)
- 2nd Guards Naval Aviation Division
- 43rd Marine Assault Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-24, Sukhoi Su-30) [288]
- 2nd Guards Naval Aviation Division
- Ships
- Aerospace Forces
- 4th Air and Air Defence Forces Army (Lieutenant General Nikolai Vasilyevich Gostev)
- 55th Independent Helicopter Regiment (Mil Mi-8, Mil Mi-24)[335]
- 1st Guards Composite Aviation Division (Major General Tagir Gadzhiyev[336])
- 3rd Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-27, Sukhoi Su-57[337]) (Colonel Anatoly Stasyukevich †[338])
- 31st Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-30) (Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Aleksey Khasanov †)[339][340]
- 559th Bomber Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-34)[341]
- 4th Composite Aviation Division
- 960th Assault Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-25)[342]
- 27th Composite Aviation Division
- 37th Composite Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-24, Sukhoi Su-25)[343]
- 38th Fighter Aviation Regiment (Sukhoi Su-27)[344]
- 39th Guards Separate Helicopter Regiment (Mil Mi-8, Mil Mi-28, Mil Mi35, Ka-52) (Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Viktor Igorevich Pakholsky †)[345]
- 20th Air Defense Regiment [271]
- 4th Air and Air Defence Forces Army (Lieutenant General Nikolai Vasilyevich Gostev)
- 8th Guards Combined Arms Army, SMD (Lieutenant General Andrey Nikolayevich Mordvichev,[244] Deputy Commander Major General Esedulla Abachev (from April 2022) (replacing Major General Vladimir Petrovich Frolov †)[245][58]
Storm-Z penal military units[346] (Commander: Yevgeny Burdinsky) - as of September 25, 2023 "primarily active and mostly unsuccessful along the Donetsk City-Avdiivka frontline and on the Luhansk-Kharkiv Oblast front. [ISW]"[347]
- Rosgvardiya
Donetsk People's Republic (Supreme Commander-in-Chief: Head of the DPR Denis Pushilin)
Donetsk People's Republic People's Militia (Major General Denis Sinenkov)
- 1st Donetsk Army Corps[350] (Lieutenant General Roman Kutuzov †) (part of Russian armed forces from 31 December 2022)[351] (under command of 8th Combined Arms Army of Southern Military District)[352][198][126]
1st Separate Guards Motorised Rifle «Slavic» Brigade[353]
5th Separate Motorised Rifle Brigade[166]
9th Guards Motorised Rifle Brigade[129] (formerly 9th Separate Mariupol-Khingan Naval Infantry Regiment )[355]
- 110th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (formerly 100th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade)[355]
- 114th Separate Guards Motorised Rifle Brigade (formerly 11th Motor Rifle Regiment (formerly Vostok))[173]
- 132nd Separate Guards Motorised Rifle Brigade[93] (formerly 3rd Separate Guards Motorised Rifle Brigade (Horlivka)[357]
14th Guards Artillery «Kalmius» Brigade[353]
- Assorted regiments and battalions
- Republican Guard
Sparta Battalion (Yaroslav Shkurgan †, formerly Vladimir Zhoga †)[358][126]
Somalia Battalion (Timur Kurilkin)[359][126]
- 23rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion[354]
- 1454th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment[93]
- 103rd Motor Rifle Regiment[360]
- 105th Motor Rifle Regiment[360]
- 107th Motor Rifle Regiment[360][361]
- 109th Motor Rifle Regiment[360][362]
- 113rd Motor Rifle Regiment[360][361]
- 115th Motor Rifle Regiment[363][364]
- 95th Motor Rifle Regiment (formerly 123rd Motor Rifle Regiment)[360]
- 125th Motor Rifle Regiment[360]
- 127th Motor Rifle Regiment[360][365]
- 1st Donetsk Army Corps[350] (Lieutenant General Roman Kutuzov †) (part of Russian armed forces from 31 December 2022)[351] (under command of 8th Combined Arms Army of Southern Military District)[352][198][126]
Luhansk People's Republic (Supreme Commander-in-Chief: Head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik')
Luhansk People's Republic People's Militia
- 2nd Guards Lugansk-Severodonetsk Army Corps[350] (part of Russian armed forces from 31 December 2022)[351] (under command of 8th Combined Arms Army of Southern Military District)[126]
4th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade 4th Separate Motorised Rifle Brigade[173][72][366](Colonel Vyacheslav Makarov †)[367]
- 15th Motor Rifle Brigade [368]
- 85th Separate Motorised Rifle Brigade [190]
- 88th Separate Motorised Rifle Brigade [190]
- 123rd Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (formerly 2nd Separate Guards Motorised Rifle Brigade[355]
127th Motorised Rifle Brigade (formerly 7th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade )[355] (Lieutenant Colonel Andrey Vladimirovich Panasyura †)[369]
- 10th Artillery Brigade
- Cossack Assault Corps [370]
- Assorted regiments and battalions
- 2nd Guards Lugansk-Severodonetsk Army Corps[350] (part of Russian armed forces from 31 December 2022)[351] (under command of 8th Combined Arms Army of Southern Military District)[126]
Ukrainian forces
[edit]Ukraine (President: Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy)
Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine (Interior Minister: Ihor Klymenko)
State Border Guard Service of Ukraine (Head of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine: Serhii Deineko )[377]
National Guard of Ukraine (Commander: Brigadier General Oleksandr Pivnenko)[b]
4th Rapid Reaction Brigade[380]
(Disbanded in late 2023)[381]12th Operational Brigade
23rd Brigade of Public Order Protection[382]
12th Azov Assault Brigade (Commander: Nikita Nadtochiy)[383][384]
2nd Special Operations Battalion Donbas (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Oleksandr Polishchuk)[385]
- Special Tasks Patrol Police[386]
National Police of Ukraine (Chief: Police General 2nd Rank Ihor Klymenko)[388]
Security Service of Ukraine (Head of the Security Service of Ukraine: Brigadier General Vasyl Malyuk)
- Irregular civilian volunteers[393]
Ministry of Defence of Ukraine (Minister of Defence Rustem Umierov)
Chief Directorate of Intelligence (Major General Kyrylo Budanov)[399]
Kraken Regiment (Commander: Konstantin V. Nemichev)[400]
Ukrainian Armed Forces (Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces: General Oleksandr Syrskyi, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Lieutenant General Yevhen Moisiuk)[c]
Ukrainian General Staff (Chief of the General Staff: Lieutenant General Serhiy Shaptala)
101st Brigade for the Protection of the General Staff (Commander: Colonel Mykola Shvets)[401]
Ukrainian Ground Forces (Commander of the Ground Forces: Lieutenant General Oleksandr Pavliuk)
Ukrainian Mountain Infantry Forces
Ukrainian Armored Forces
Ukrainian Rocket and Artillery Forces (Commander: Colonel Andriy Kolennikov)
Ukrainian Mechanised Forces
Ukrainian Army Aviation
Ukrainian Marine Corps (Commander: Lieutenant General Yurii Sodol)
Ukrainian Navy (Commander of the Naval Forces: Vice Admiral Oleksiy Neizhpapa)
Ukrainian Naval Aviation (Commander: Colonel Oleh Zahurskyi, Deputy commander: Colonel Ihor Bedzai †)
Ukrainian Air Force (Commander of the Air Force: Lieutenant General Mykola Oleschuk)
Ukrainian Air Assault Forces (Commander of the Air Assault Forces: Major General Maksym Myrhorodsky )
Special Operations Forces (Commander of the Special Operations Forces: Brigadier General Viktor Khorenko)
Territorial Defense Forces (Commander of the Territorial Defense Forces: Major General Ihor Tantsyura)
Unmanned Systems Forces (Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces: Colonel Vadym Sukharevsky)
- Joint Operational Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (MU А0135), Kyiv, (Commander of JOC: Lieutenant General Serhii Naiev)[d]
Joint Forces Operation[e] (Commander of the JFO: Major-General Eduard Moskaliov)
- Ukrainian Ground Forces
Operational Command North (Commander: Major General Oleksandr Lokota)
1st Tank Brigade (Commander: Colonel Ihor Shpak)[402]
1st Special Purpose Brigade (Commander: Colonel Oleg Uminskyi)[403]
3rd Assault Brigade[404]
4th Tank Brigade[405]
26th Artillery Brigade (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Andranyk Hasparyan)[406]
27th Rocket Artillery Brigade[407]
30th Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Ihor Dovhan)[408]
31st Mechanized Brigade[409]
47th Mechanized Brigade (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Oleksandr Sak)[410]
58th Motorised Brigade[411]
61st Mechanized Brigade
- 99th Mechanized Battalion[412]
72nd Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Ivan Vinnik)[74]
110th Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Mykola Chumak)[413]
Operational Command West (Commander: Lieutenant General Serhiy Litvinov)
10th Mountain Assault Brigade (Commander: Colonel Viacheslav Kotlyk )[414]
14th Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Oleksandr Zhakun)[415]
22nd Mechanized Brigade[416]
24th Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Anatoly Shevchenko)[417]
44th Artillery Brigade[418]
53rd Mechanised Brigade[419]
68th Jaeger Brigade (Commander: Colonel Yuriy Belyakov)[413]
88th Mechanized Brigade[421]
128th Mountain Assault Brigade (Commander: Colonel Dmytro Lysyuk)[422][408]
Operational Command East (Commander: Lieutenant General Serhii Naiev)
17th Tank Brigade (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Oleksandr Tarnavskiy)[423]
42nd Mechanized Brigade[424]
54th Mechanised Brigade[425]
55th Artillery Brigade (Commander: Colonel Roman Kachur)[426]
92nd Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Pavlo Fedosenko)[427]
93rd Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Vladislav Klochkov)[429]
107th Rocket Artillery Brigade[430]
Operational Command South (Commander: Major General Andriy Kovalchuk, Chief of Staff: Brigadier General Mykhailo Drapaty, Deputy commander: Brigadier General Andrii Hnatov)[431]
5th Tank Brigade[423]
28th Mechanised Brigade (Colonel Vitalii Huliaiev †)[432]
40th Artillery Brigade[433]
56th Motorised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Serhii Sirchenko)[434]
57th Motorised Brigade[435][408]
59th Motorised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Vadym Sukharevsky)[436][437]
60th Mechanized Brigade[438]
131st Reconnaissance Battalion[439]
3rd Tank Brigade[440]
15th Artillery Reconnaissance Brigade[430]
19th Missile Brigade (Commander: Colonel Fedir Yaroshevych )[441]
- 42nd Mechanised Brigade[425]
43rd Artillery Brigade (Commander: Colonel Oleh Shevchuk )[430]
49th Infantry Battalion[442]
63rd Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Oleksandr Marushchak)[413]
67th Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Andriy Stempitsky )[f][443][444]
- 98th Infantry Battalion[445]
115th Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Ihor Ivanov)[446]
116th Mechanized Brigade[447]
117th Mechanized Brigade[447]
142nd Rifle Brigade[448]
- 214th Rifle Battalion[449]
- Independent formations
- Kakhovka operational group[450]
- Khortytsia operational-strategic group (Commander: Colonel General Oleksandr Syrskyi)[451]
Separate Presidential Brigade (Commander: Colonel Pavlo Hora)[452]
Skala Battalion (Commander: Major Yuriy Harkaviy)[453][454]
Sheikh Mansur Battalion (Commander: Muslim Cheberloyevsky)[455]
- Ukrainian Marine Corps forces
35th Marine Brigade[456]
36th Marine Brigade (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Viktor Sikoza)[457]
37th Marine Brigade[458]
38th Marine Brigade[459]
- Ukrainian Navy forces
- Ukrainian Air Forces
7th Tactical Aviation Brigade (Commander: Colonel Serhiy Blyzniuk)[463]
40th Tactical Aviation Brigade (Commander: Colonel Volodymyr Kravchenko)[464]
114th Tactical Aviation Brigade[465]
299th Tactical Aviation Brigade (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Andriy Yastrebov)[466]
- Ukrainian Anti-Aircraft Defense Rocket Forces
- Ukrainian Air Assault Forces
25th Airborne Brigade (Commander: Colonel Yuriy Sodol)[471]
46th Airmobile Brigade (Commander: Colonel Valeriy Skred)[472]
71st Jaeger Brigade[473]
77th Airmobile Brigade[474][475]
79th Air Assault Brigade (Commander: Colonel Oleksiy Shandr)[476]
80th Air Assault Brigade (Commander: Colonel Volodymyr Shvorak)[477][408]
81st Airmobile Brigade (Commander: Colonel Yevhen Moisiuk)[478]
82nd Air Assault Brigade (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Pavlo Rozlach)[479]
95th Air Assault Brigade[480]
- Ukrainian Special Operations Forces
- 1st Special Purpose Detachment[481]
3rd Special Purpose Regiment[482]
8th Separate Special Purpose Regiment[483]
73rd Naval Special Purpose Center[484]
- Ukrainian Territorial Defense forces
101st Territorial Defense Brigade[485]
102nd Territorial Defense Brigade[486]
103rd Territorial Defense Brigade[487]
105th Territorial Defense Brigade[488]
106th Territorial Defense Brigade[489]
107th Territorial Defense Brigade[481]
109th Territorial Defense Brigade[490]
112th Territorial Defense Brigade[491]
113th Territorial Defense Brigade[481]
114th Territorial Defense Brigade[492]
115th Territorial Defense Brigade[493]
118th Territorial Defense Brigade[494]
126th Territorial Defense Brigade[495]
- 220th Battalion[495]
127th Territorial Defense Brigade
129th Territorial Defense Brigade[498]
- 130th Territorial Defense Battalion[499]
- 227th Territorial Defense Battalion[500]
241st Territorial Defense Brigade[501][502]
- Independent formations
International Legion of Territorial Defense of Ukraine (Commander: Colonel Ruslan Miroshnichenko)[505]
Dzhokhar Dudayev Battalion (Commander: Adam Osmayev)[506]
Separate Special Purpose Battalion (Commander Hadzji-Murad Zumso, Deputy commander Khavazhi Amaev)[507]
Pahonia Regiment[508] (ceased to exist in July 2023)Romanian Battlegroup Getica[509]
- Military Unit A3449
Freedom of Russia Legion[510]
Russian Volunteer Corps (Commander: Denis Kapustin)[511][512][513]
Sibir Battalion (Commander Vladislav Ammosov)[514]
Karelian National Battalion[515]
Belarusian Volunteer Corps[516]
Kastuś Kalinoŭski Regiment (Commander: Dzianis Prokharaŭ)[517]
Polish Volunteer Corps[518]
Georgian Legion (Commander: Mamuka Mamulashvili)[519]
Krym Battalion (Commander: Isa Akaiev)[520]
Ukrainian Volunteer Army (Commander: Dmytro Yarosh)[521]
- Resistance Committee[524][525][526]
- Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces
- Ukrainian Ground Forces
See also
[edit]- Army ranks and insignia of the Russian Federation
- Casualties of the Russo-Ukrainian War
- Combatants of the war in Donbas
- List of equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
- List of equipment of the Russian Ground Forces
- List of equipment used by Russian separatist forces of the war in Donbas
- List of orders of battle
- List of Russian generals killed during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine
- List of Russo-Ukrainian conflict military equipment
- List of ship losses during the Russo-Ukrainian War
Notes
[edit]- ^ Ukraine says the 8th CAA has operational control over the Donetsk People's Republic People's Militia and the Luhansk People's Republic People's Militia, naming them the Russian 1st and 2nd Army Corps
- ^ According to the Law "On The National Guard of Ukraine" ("Про Національну гвардію України") Article 6, paragraph 3: "With the enactment of a state of martial law, the National Guard of Ukraine shall be prepared to perform its assigned tasks and shall be subordinated to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, except for the military units tasked with escorting and guarding people under arrest and those military units guarding diplomatic missions.")[379]
- ^ Commanders of the three armed services hold no operational authority. They are subordinated to the commander-in-chief.
- ^ According to the Law "On The National Security of Ukraine", the commanders of the armed services and separate combat arms generate the combat units and give over operational control over them to the Commander of the Joint Operational Command
- ^ commands the armed forces and security forces contingents facing the Russian-controlled Donbass separatist forces, successor to the previous Anti-Terror Operation (ATO)
- ^ previously the Ukrainian Volunteer Corps
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