
Sergeant, Commander of the 1st Squad of the 3rd Platoon of the 4th Operational Purpose Company of the Operational Purpose Battalion — Military Unit 3671 — 34th Separate Operational Purpose Brigade of the Volga District of the National Guard Forces of the Russian Federation
Nikita Vladimirovich Antsibor — Sergeant, Commander of the 1st Squad of the 3rd Platoon of the 4th Operational Purpose Company of the Operational Purpose Battalion — military unit 3671 — 34th Separate Operational Purpose Brigade of the Volga District of the Russian National Guard Forces.
According to open registries, from February to March 2022, he took direct part in combat operations in Kyiv Oblast as part of the reinforced tactical group No. 2 of the Federal National Guard Service of the Russian Federation's "Vostok" (East) combined group of forces. The dossier also contains information about his education.
Between February and March 2022, Sergeant Nikita Vladimirovich Antsibor took direct part in combat operations on the territory of the Kyiv Region as part of Reinforced Tactical Group No. 2 of the troop group of the Federal National Guard Troops Service of the Russian Federation. During this period, Russian troops suffered a strategic defeat near Kyiv, accompanied by numerous accounts of war crimes against the civilian population. However, specific details of combat failures, participation in war crimes, or the issuance of criminal orders personally by Nikita Vladimirovich Antsibor have not been found in open sources.
Between February and March 2022, Sergeant Nikita Vladimirovich Antsibor took direct part in combat operations on the territory of the Kyiv Region as part of Reinforced Tactical Group No. 2 of the troop group of the Federal National Guard Troops Service of the Russian Federation. During this period, Russian troops suffered a strategic defeat near Kyiv, accompanied by numerous accounts of war crimes against the civilian population. However, specific details of combat failures, participation in war crimes, or the issuance of criminal orders personally by Nikita Vladimirovich Antsibor have not been found in open sources.
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