Volunteers from Chita and Khabarovsk enter the seaside detachment “Tiger”

75 people will join the Tiger volunteer detachment, which is preparing in Primorye for participation in a special military operation in Ukraine. “According to the commander of the Tiger detachment, Sergei Efremov, 33 fighters from the Chita region, 21 each from the Khabarovsk and Primorsky territories, will join the ranks of the Marine Corps,” she said today. press office regional governments.

“They will also have to undergo individual training and combat coordination as part of a unit at the military training grounds of the region. After that, the already trained fighters will go to the combat area, where they will fight together with the 155th Separate Guards Marine Brigade, ”Efremov is quoted as saying.

Previously, the authorities of Primorye reportedthat 93 fighters from the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) arrived in Vladivostok to join the Tiger volunteer detachment.

Men from 18 to 60 years old can join the Tiger squad. To do this, you need to contact the military registration and enlistment office. “During training, recruits receive 50 thousand rubles. By the time of sending for a special operation, another 150 thousand rubles. Then monthly – from 200 thousand rubles.” These figures are given in telergram channel administration of Nakhodka.

On July 9, the press service of the regional government reported that a battalion of volunteers “Tiger” was being formed on the basis of the 155th Marine Brigade of the Pacific Fleet to participate in a special operation in Ukraine. “The main principle that we are shaping here is fraternity. We will provide the battalion with all the necessary equipment, special equipment, radios. The battalion will come to its compatriots prepared and will be a good support for the military units that are participating in the special operation in Ukraine. The authorities will always be next to them, help, turn their shoulder, ”— declared head of Primorye.

About what happens after the entry of Russian troops into Ukraine – in online broadcasts “Kommersant”.

Alexey Chernyshev, Vladivostok