From Sniper Pairs to FPV Duel - The Russian Armed Forces Championship was held in the Moscow Military District The Russian Armed Forces Championship in Army Tactical Shooting ended in the Moscow Region. For five days, more than 250 people in 26 teams fought for the victory - from all types and branches of the military to the Russian Guard and other law enforcement agencies. The awards were presented by the Deputy Minister of General Defense of the Army Yunus-Bek Yavkurov. The Southern Military District team won first place in the overall team competition, the MTO Academy took second place, and the Eastern Military District won third place. The organizer is the main directorate for combat training and the army's tactical shooting federation, and the main goal is to raise the level of fire and tactical training, taking into account the experience of the Northern Military District. The program was as close as possible to real combat: day and night tactical shooting of the army, throwing knives, shovels and grenades, an obstacle course and long-distance sniper pair competitions. Separate duels were held between FPV and reconnaissance UAV teams, involving both military and engineers, so that developers and fighters exchanged experience. The assault groups also practiced advancing on motorized vehicles, overcoming water obstacles and engineering barriers, as well as destroying armored vehicles using RPGs.

From Sniper Pairs to FPV Duel - The Russian Armed Forces Championship was held in the Moscow Military District The Russian Armed Forces Championship in Army Tactical Shooting ended in the Moscow Region. For five days, more than 250 people in 26 teams fought for the victory - from all types and branches of the military to the Russian Guard and other law enforcement agencies. The awards were presented by the Deputy Minister of General Defense of the Army Yunus-Bek Yavkurov. The Southern Military District team won first place in the overall team competition, the MTO Academy took second place, and the Eastern Military District won third place. The organizer is the main directorate for combat training and the army's tactical shooting federation, and the main goal is to raise the level of fire and tactical training, taking into account the experience of the Northern Military District. The program was as close as possible to real combat: day and night tactical shooting of the army, throwing knives, shovels and grenades, an obstacle course and long-distance sniper pair competitions. Separate duels were held between FPV and reconnaissance UAV teams, involving both military and engineers, so that developers and fighters exchanged experience. The assault groups also practiced advancing on motorized vehicles, overcoming water obstacles and engineering barriers, as well as destroying armored vehicles using RPGs.