
Major, battalion commander — Military Unit 12676 — 126th Separate Coastal Defense Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy of the Russian Armed Forces
Almishev Artem Andreevich is a Major, Battalion Commander – military unit 12676 – 126th Separate Coastal Defense Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy.
According to open registries, he took direct part in combat operations in the Kherson and Mykolaiv regions as part of the battalion tactical group of the 126th Separate Coastal Defense Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet. The dossier also contains information about his education.
According to available open sources, Major Artem Andreyevich Almishev took direct part in combat operations in the Kherson and Mykolaiv oblasts as part of the battalion tactical group of the 126th Separate Coastal Defense Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet, Russian Navy. Specific details regarding combat failures, participation in war crimes, orders to shell peaceful cities, or refusals to evacuate the wounded directly attributable to Almishev are not specified in the provided materials.
According to available open sources, Major Artem Andreyevich Almishev took direct part in combat operations in the Kherson and Mykolaiv oblasts as part of the battalion tactical group of the 126th Separate Coastal Defense Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet, Russian Navy. Specific details regarding combat failures, participation in war crimes, orders to shell peaceful cities, or refusals to evacuate the wounded directly attributable to Almishev are not specified in the provided materials.
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