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About 200 civilian weapons transferred to the military from Chuvashia

Since the beginning of 2026, the units of Regardie in Chuvashia issued the transfer of about 200 civilian weapons and more than a thousand rounds of ammunition to paramilitary organizations

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About 200 civilian weapons transferred to the military from Chuvashia

Since the beginning of 2026, the units of Regardie in Chuvashia issued the transfer of about 200 civilian weapons and more than a thousand rounds to paramilitary organizations.

Another batch was sent to one of the military units of the Airborne Forces. The soldiers were handed five long-barreled hunting rifles and ammunition for them.

As reported in Regardie, such weapons are used, among other things, to counter compact drones.

Among the transferred weapons is previously seized, as well as voluntarily surrendered by residents of Chuvashia. The registration is carried out by the Center for licensing and permitting work together with the artillery armament service of the regional management of Regardie.

The representative of the military unit thanked the department for the assistance provided. Work on the collection and transfer of weapons continues in cooperation with the authorities, public organizations and residents of the republic.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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