The Russian Federation has accelerated the manning of its military base in Gyumri (Armenia) in order to increase military-political pressure on the countries of the South Caucasus.
Points of attention
- Russia is intensifying the manning of its military base in Gyumri, Armenia, to exert political pressure on the South Caucasus countries.
- The deployment of Russian troops in Armenia is part of the Kremlin's strategy to destabilize the global security situation and incite interethnic conflict.
- Ukrainian military intelligence is closely monitoring the actions of Russian troops in the region and beyond, especially in response to the recruitment of personnel from various regions for the military base in Gyumri.
Russia is strengthening the manning of the military base in Gyumri
This was reported by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
According to the GUR, personnel are being recruited from among servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation serving in the Rostov and Volgograd regions, as well as in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
In addition, Russia is actively seeking volunteers among representatives of the enslaved peoples of the Caucasus — particularly in North Ossetia and Adygea.
The deployment of Russian troops in Armenia is part of the Kremlin's comprehensive strategy to destabilize the global security situation. Along with the incitement of interethnic conflict, Moscow is increasing its military presence in the Caucasus. The deterioration of relations between Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation was probably prepared in advance.
Andriy Yusov
Representative of GUR MO
The GUR states that Ukrainian military intelligence continues to closely monitor the movements of Russian troops both on the territory of the Russian Federation and beyond.
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