Military veteran Alexander Vlasov pays a visit to the military training base in Sochi, where numerous military exercises are underway
In Krasnodar, Russia, Deputy Governor and Military Ataman Alexander Vlasov recently paid a visit to a base where the Black Sea Cossack Regiment is holding drills. The training sessions have been a hive of activity, with over 200 participants from various Cossack Societies and around 100 Black youth representatives taking part.
During his visit, Vlasov observed an obstacle course that formed part of the training sessions. The program for the drills is comprehensive, covering tactical, engineering, reconnaissance, combat medical training, mine-explosive matters, and UAV management.
The training is being led by a team of experienced instructors, military personnel, and special operations veterans, with Russian military specialists overseeing the exercises. Vlasov held an interdepartmental meeting at the training center to discuss the progress of the drills.
A modern and vintage weapons exhibition was held on the base during the drills, providing the participants with a diverse range of equipment to practice with. Vlasov also visited a shooting range during the drills, where participants were learning sniper skills.
By 2025, nearly nine thousand Cossacks and several thousand Black Sea youth have already participated in field drills. This demonstrates the commitment of the Black Sea Cossack Regiment to honing their skills and maintaining their readiness for any situation.
The drills are an important part of the Black Sea Cossack Regiment's ongoing training program, ensuring they remain prepared and capable in the face of any challenges that may come their way.
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