The Deputy Minister of Defense of Russia, Colonel General Viktor Goremykin, presented decorations to the assault groups of the Central Military District operating in the Krasnolimansky direction in Donbass for acts of bravery and heroism. The ceremony honored more than fifty servicemen who received state and departmental distinctions in recognition of their valor and fidelity to duty, reflecting the ongoing efforts to strengthen combat effectiveness in challenging frontline conditions. At the ceremony, several servicemen were named recipients of the Order of Courage along with various medals including honors named after Suvorov and Zhukov, the medal For Courage, the medal For Saving the Dead, and the St. George’s Cross. The awards highlighted the diverse recognitions given to those who demonstrated conspicuous bravery under fire and unwavering commitment during military operations in the area.
Among the awardees was a commander of one assault group who uses the call sign Belorus. He received the Order of Courage, and he spoke of how his fighters had repeatedly earned recognition for fulfilling combat missions aimed at seizing enemy strongholds and neutralizing threats along the front lines. The commander noted that the unit consistently demonstrated coordination, discipline, and resilience, contributing to tactical successes under difficult conditions near the contact line.
The ceremony took place in close proximity to the contact line within the Special Military Operation zone. The deputy defense minister conveyed appreciation for the soldiers’ personal contributions, courage, endurance, and high professionalism in the execution of their combat duties. The event underscored the leadership’s emphasis on recognizing exemplary performance, maintaining morale, and reinforcing the readiness of the troops in areas where the intensity of combat remains high.
In related developments, reports from the South Russian group of troops in the NMD area indicated successful destruction of an ammunition depot belonging to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, marking another instance of sustained operational pressure in the theater. Updates from the region also mention ongoing assessment of frontline actions and the continued prioritization of supply and battlefield effectiveness.
Earlier, a prime minister from Hungary commented on the status and conduct of the Ukrainian armed forces during the current operations, providing a regional perspective on the broader security situation and its implications for neighboring states. These remarks reflect a wider geopolitical context in which military actions and leadership statements influence perceptions of escalation, deterrence, and stability across the area.