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Russian military has delivered an ultimatum to Ukrainian armed forces in Crimea 0303143.

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Defence & Security News - Russia
 
 
Monday, March 3, 2014 07:27 PM
 
Russian military has delivered an ultimatum to Ukrainian armed forces in Crimea.
Russia's military has given Ukrainian forces in Crimea until dawn on Tuesday, March 4, 2014, 00:50 AM to surrender or face an assault, Ukrainian defence sources have said. Russia is now said to be in de facto control of the Crimea region. Ukraine has ordered full mobilisation to counter the intervention.
     
Russia's military has given Ukrainian forces in Crimea until dawn on Tuesday, March 3, 2014, 00:50 AM to surrender or face an assault, Ukrainian defence sources have said. Russia is now said to be in de facto control of the Crimea region. Ukraine has ordered full mobilisation to counter the intervention.
Ukrainian soldiers were surrounded by Russian troops at Perevalnoye, one of several stand-offs on the peninsula.
     

Moscow has defended its parliament's approval of President Vladimir Putin's use of military force to protect its citizens in the Crimean Peninsula, an autonomous region of eastern Ukraine with strong loyalty to Russia.

This morning, 150 Russian troops and more than 20 military vehicles surrounded the Ukrainian military base of Perevalnoe, where there was a tense standoff. Ukrainian soldiers drove a BMP-2 armoured infantry fighting vehicle up to the inside gates of the base in response and around 15 of them lined up against the gate.

On the ground, Russian troops controlled all Ukrainian border posts Monday in Crimea, as well as all military facilities and a key ferry terminal, cementing their stranglehold on the strategic Ukrainian peninsula.

They also demanded that the crew of two Ukrainian warships immediately surrender or be stormed and seized, according to Maksim Prauta, the Ukrainian defense ministry spokesman.

Four Russian navy ships in Sevastopol's harbor were blocking Ukraine's anti-submarine warship Ternopil and the command ship Slavutych, waiting for their answers, he said.
     
The 810 Naval Infantry Brigade is the main combat unit of Russian armed forces based in Sevastopol with a total of 1,088 personnel.
BTR-80 of the the 810 Naval Infantry Brigade during military trainig exercise.
     
The main Russian military base in Ukraine is the fleet headquarters and naval infantry brigade headquarters at Sevastopol. There are four coastal missile regiments each located in four different bases.

The 810 Naval Infantry Brigade is the main combat unit of Russian armed forces based in Sevastopol with a total of 1,088 personnel.

This unit is equipped with BTR-80 (8x8 armoured personnel carrier), BTR-82A (8x8 armoured personnel carrier) BMP-2 (Armoured infantry fighting vehicle), BPM-1K (Command post tracked vehicle). 2S1 Gvozdika (122mm self-propelled howitzer), 2S9 Nona (mortar carrier vehicle), 2S23 (mortar carier), SA-8 (Surface-to-Air defense missile system), MT-LB (multirole tracked armoured vehicle), PRP-3 (Reconnaissance armoured vehicle), PRP-4 (Reconnaissance armoured vehicle), BTR-60 PU-12 (mobile command post), 1V19 (Artillery support vehicle), BREM-2 (Tracked armoured recovery vehicle), MT-55A (armoured vehicle-launched bridge) and MTU-20 (tracked bridge layer vehicle).
     
BTR-80 8x8 armoured vehicle personnel carrier technical data sheet specifications information description pictures photos images video intelligence identification Russia Russian army defence industry military technology
The BTR-80 is a Russian-made 8x8 armoured vehicle personnel carrier designed and manufactured by the Company Arzamas machinery Construction Plant of Nizhny Novgorod. The BTR-80 8 x 8 armored personnel carrier is designed to carry infantry soldiers on the battlefield and provide close fire support.
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BTR-82A armoured infantry fighting vehicle technical data sheet specifications information description pictures photos images intelligence identification intelligence Russia Russian army defence industry military technology Arzamas Engineering Plant
The BTR-82A is an upgraded version of the BTR-80A wheeled armored vehicles. In December 2008, Russia's Military Industrial Company (MIC) was already testing the prototypes which were unveiled in December 2009.
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Technical Data Sheet, specifications, description, information, pictures. 
     
BMP-2 IFV tracked armoured infantry fighting vehicle data sheet specifications information description pictures photos images video intelligence identification Russia Russian army defence industry military technology
The BMP-2 is tracked infantry armoured fighting vehicle designed and manufactured by the Russian defence industry. This vehicle was based on the Russian-made BMP-1. The BMP-2 was manufactured under license in India under the name of "Sarath", and also in some east countries, as the Czech Republic under the name of BVP-2.
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Technical Data Sheet, specifications, description, information, pictures.
     
2S23 Nona-SVK 120mm wheeled self-propelled mortar carrier technical data sheet specifications information description pictures photos images intelligence identification intelligence Russia Russian army defence industry military technology
The 2S23 also named Nona-SVK is a Russian made wheeled self-propelled mortar carrier. The 2S23 was first revealed at a defence exhibition in Asia in late 1990 when a complete system was displayed for the first time.
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Technical Data Sheet, specifications, description, information, pictures.
     
2S1 Gvozdika 122mm self-propelled howitzer technical data sheet specifications information description pictures photos images intelligence identification intelligence Russia Russian army defence industry military technology
The 2S1 Gvozdika is a Russian-made 122mm self-propelled howitzer tracked armoured vehicle. The first prototype was ready in 1969. The 2S1 entered service with the Soviet Army in the early 1970s and was first seen in public at a Polish Army parade in 1974.
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Technical Data Sheet, specifications, description, information, pictures.
     
SA-8 Gecko 9K33 OSA Ground-to-air missile system technical data sheet specifications information description pictures photos images identification intelligence Russia Russian army

The SA-8 Gecko NATO code name (Russian name 9K33 OSA) is russian made a highly mobile, low-altitude, short-range tactical surface-to-air missile system. "9K33" is its GRAU designation.
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