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RVC Hunts for Russian Federation Infantry

A New Type of Drone in the Corps' Arsenal — Larger Range of Destruction of Enemy Infantry and positions

The RVC «Bliskavka» UAV Crew in zaporizhzhia area


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August 11. The birthday of the Russian Volunteer Corps — the only organization restoring pride and honor to the Russian people. An organization that has given us hope and inspiration, and has armed us to fight for freedom.

Over the past four years, we have come a long way, both on the battlefield and in the political arena. From a handful of enthusiastic young men, we have become an elite professional military unit—as well as a political force respected by our allies and bitterly envied by our enemies. We have become the vanguard of the anti-Kremlin resistance.

Thank you to everyone who has helped us in our struggle over these past four years. Your support is invaluable to the Russian volunteers.

We are not merely defending Ukraine and Europe. We are forging ahead through the war.

Glory to the RVC!


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Lord Michael Ashcroft, an influential British businessman and philanthropist, interviewed RVC commander Denis “White Rex.”
The article was published in the Daily Express.

“A brave Russian is now fighting against his homeland to bring down the terrorist Putin,” Ashcroft writes. According to the author, Ukraine is fortunate that a man like Denis Kapustin is fighting for it, rather than against it.

“At the end of the interview, Kapustin invited me to join his unit on the front lines, and I may actually accept that offer,” the British lord concluded, summarizing his meeting with the RVC commander.

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RVC veterans visited the “Wheels of War” military-historical technical garage, which is part of the Ukrainian Military History Museum.

Armored vehicles, trucks, motor scooters, and other vehicles from World War II, the Vietnam War, and the Cold War — a total of 60 exhibits — have been restored and are maintained in working order by the “Wheels of War” team.

The Corps soldiers were shown how the restored vehicles work and were given a test drive over rough terrain.


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