112th Separate Operational Purpose Brigade
Site identity
Rosgvardiya's Crimea regional website lists its main contact address as 295015, Simferopol, ul. Subkhi 1, and Russian registry records for w/ch 6914 use the same address. Independent reporting also places the 35th special-purpose detachment 'Rus' at Subkhi 1, so the location is best assessed as a multi-unit Rosgvardiya compound in Simferopol that includes the 112th brigade headquarters rather than a stand-alone barracks. ([82.rosguard.gov.ru](https://82.rosguard.gov.ru/page/index/uchebnye-zavedeniya-vojsk-nacionalnoj-gvardii?utm_source=openai))
Formation
RIA Novosti Crimea reported on March 11, 2015 that the 112th Separate Brigade of Internal Troops received its battle banner in Simferopol, had been created in May 2014, and was subordinate at that time to the North Caucasus regional command. Rosgvardiya's current district-history page says that this command later became the North Caucasus district in 2016 and was subsequently renamed the Southern District, so open sources reflect both old and new district labels. ([crimea.ria.ru](https://crimea.ria.ru/20150311/82919.html))
Mission
At formation, Russian reporting described the brigade's functions as counter-crime and counter-terror work, public-order/security tasks, territorial defense, and protection of senior state officials. A later profile of the co-located 35th special-purpose detachment 'Rus' adds specialized hostage-rescue and armed-offender missions and notes mountain, diving, sniper, and demolition specialists in that detachment; the full brigade-wide force mix is not publicly detailed in the reviewed sources. ([crimea.ria.ru](https://crimea.ria.ru/20150311/82919.html))
Crimea footprint
RIA's 2015 report said the brigade covered units in Simferopol, Sevastopol, Evpatoria, Gaspra, and Krasnokamenka, plus the separate detachment 'Rus'. Later open-source reporting specifically places w/ch 6916 in Sevastopol, w/ch 6919 in Gaspra, 'Rus' / w/ch 6922 at Subkhi 1 in Simferopol, and 144th Regiment / w/ch 6915 in Kerch; the discrepancy between the 2015 Krasnokamenka reference and later Kerch placement indicates that some basing or registration details changed over time, and the current official subordinate list is not public in the sources reviewed. ([crimea.ria.ru](https://crimea.ria.ru/20150311/82919.html))
Status caveat
Registry records show the legal entity 'Voyskovaya Chast 6914' was registered on June 23, 2014 at Subkhi 1 and marked liquidated from November 15, 2019. Because Rosgvardiya's Crimean Main Directorate still lists Subkhi 1 as its address and later reporting still places the 'Rus' detachment there, the reviewed open sources do not establish whether '6914' ended as an operational formation or only underwent administrative re-registration; current commander, manpower, and on-site equipment are not publicly confirmed. ([rusprofile.ru](https://www.rusprofile.ru/id/8566088?utm_source=openai))