
Lieutenant Colonel, Deputy Regimental Commander — Military Unit 75715 — 182nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment, 326th Heavy Bomber Aviation Division of Long-Range Aviation of the Long-Range Aviation Command of the Russian Federation
Aleksei Vladimirovich Buzulutskii — Lieutenant Colonel, Deputy Commander of the Regiment — military unit 75715 — 182nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment, 326th Heavy Bomber Aviation Division of Long-Range Aviation of the Russian Long-Range Aviation Command.
According to open registry data, while serving as Deputy Commander of the 182nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment of the 326th Heavy Bomber Aviation Division of Long-Range Aviation of the Air Force of the Aerospace Forces of the Russian Armed Forces, he carried out direct operational command and coordination of combat missions performed by the regiment's units.
There are reasonable grounds to believe that the individual is involved in the organization and control of missile strikes by strategic missile carriers on densely populated areas and civilian infrastructure objects that are not military targets, resulting in numerous civilian casualties.
These actions are an integral part of the Russian Federation's aggressive war against Ukraine and simultaneously contain signs of violations of the laws and customs of war.
Furthermore, the individual did not exercise the right to refuse to carry out a clearly criminal order, the obligation not to execute which is stipulated by international law, thus becoming an accomplice to the crime.
Buzulutsky, Alexey Vladimirovich, while serving as the Deputy Commander of the 182nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment, exercised direct operational command and coordination for the execution of combat missions by the regiment's units. There are well-founded grounds to believe he was involved in organizing and overseeing missile strikes carried out by strategic missile-carrying aircraft against densely populated areas and civilian infrastructure objects in Ukraine. These actions resulted in numerous civilian casualties and constitute an integral part of the Russian Federation's aggressive war, bearing signs of violations of the laws and customs of war. The individual failed to exercise the right to refuse the execution of a manifestly criminal order, thereby becoming an accomplice to the crime.
Buzulutsky, Alexey Vladimirovich, while serving as the Deputy Commander of the 182nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment, exercised direct operational command and coordination for the execution of combat missions by the regiment's units. There are well-founded grounds to believe he was involved in organizing and overseeing missile strikes carried out by strategic missile-carrying aircraft against densely populated areas and civilian infrastructure objects in Ukraine. These actions resulted in numerous civilian casualties and constitute an integral part of the Russian Federation's aggressive war, bearing signs of violations of the laws and customs of war. The individual failed to exercise the right to refuse the execution of a manifestly criminal order, thereby becoming an accomplice to the crime.
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As part of the decision by the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine on sanctions against 121 Russian servicemen (commanders of long-range aviation, Navy, and missile-artillery units) responsible for missile strikes on Ukraine, enacted by decrees of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on 09.04.2026, he was included in the sanctions list.
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