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- Spetsnaz - Wikipedia
Spetsnaz[note 1] (Russian: Спецназ) are special forces in many post-Soviet states Historically, this term referred to the Soviet Union's Spetsnaz GRU, special operations units of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Soviet General Staff (GRU)
- Russia’s Elite Spetsnaz Special Forces Devastated in Ukraine War
Spetsnaz, an abbreviation of “special purposes forces” in Russian, is a term that describes the specialized units of the Russian military, law enforcement, and intelligence services
- Spetsnaz | Military Wiki | Fandom
The Russian acronyms SPETSNAZ (spetsialnogo naznacheniya) and OSNAZ (osobogo naznacheniya), both meaning "special purpose", are general terms used for a variety of special operations forces (or regular forces assigned to special tasks)
- What Are Spetsnaz? Russia’s Special Forces Explained
Spetsnaz refers to elite special purpose forces within Russia, a term that has become widely recognized globally These units are integral to Russia’s military and security apparatus, undertaking a range of complex and high-stakes operations
- GRU Spetsnaz: The Batmen of Russia - Grey Dynamics
The GRU Spetsnaz are special covert forces under the Russian Federation’s Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces (GU GRU) The GU is Russia’s main wing of foreign military intelligence, and reports directly to the Minister of Defence and the Chief of General Staff
- Russian Spetsnaz: From Cold War Origins to Present - Cool Miltary Stuff
Spetsnaz refers to a wide range of Russian special forces units, known for their rigorous training, versatility, and involvement in high-risk military operations and covert missions
- 35 Facts About Spetsnaz
Spetsnaz refers to special forces units in Russia, renowned for their rigorous training, stealth tactics, and versatility in various types of warfare Originating in the Soviet Union, these elite soldiers undertake missions ranging from reconnaissance to direct combat and counter-terrorism
- How the Russian Spetsnaz was born - Russia Beyond
The word Spetsnaz does not require translation: it has entered into many languages to denote the highly effective special forces of modern Russia
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