Source: Twitter, posted by People’s Daily, China Special operations, Direct action, Special reconnaissance Additionally, many Military district has their own designated Spetsnaz, like the FSB Spetsnaz, for example. The most well-known Spetsnaz units include the GRU (Main Intelligence Directorate) Spetsnaz and the VDV (Airborne Troops) Spetsnaz. They have a wide range of equipment, including advanced small arms, specialized vehicles and boats, and sophisticated communications systems. They can operate independently, in small units, or in conjunction with other branches of the military to accomplish their mission objectives. They are also trained in infiltration, sabotage, and psychological warfare. Some of the key capabilities of Spetsnaz include reconnaissance and direct action. They are also active in providing security at major events and providing security and protection of Russian interests abroad. The Spetsnaz have played an important role in many of Russia’s conflicts and military operations, including in Chechnya, Afghanistan, and Ukraine. These units are among the best special forces in the world because of their advanced training and skill levels. Spetsnaz are the special forces of Russia, which are trained to conduct a wide range of military and intelligence operations.
“Strength and Honor! For you, Fatherland!” GROM lives up to its name when it comes to combating war criminals. They are highly skilled in weapons and medicine and are proficient in a range of military specialties, including diving, pyrotechnics, amphibious insertion, parachuting, and vehicle management.
GROM conducts counter-insurgency operations as well as rescue operations, including hostage recovery. In 1994, they deployed to Haiti as part of Operation Restore Democracy, it was kept a secret from the general public. The GROM team was established in 1990 as a result of Operation Bridge, a campaign to assist people in entering Israel. It is a group that can be linked to the “Silent Unseen,” a group of Polish paratroopers who were forced into exile during World War II. Grom, however, means “thunder” in Polish, which is more poignant. The abbreviation GROM stands for the Group for Operational Maneuvering Response.
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