35th Separate Internal Troops Brigade
Identification
Best verified match is military unit 7452 at 2 Vilonovskaya Street, Samara, Leninsky district. Registry mirrors tie v/ch 7452 to that address and show creation dated 25 March 1939; a Samara municipal report on the unit’s 75th anniversary states the formation traces its foundation to 7 April 1939. The exact title “35th Separate Internal Troops Brigade” appears in public mainly on non-official unit lists, so that brigade label should be treated as probable rather than fully confirmed in stronger open sources. ([reputation.ru](https://reputation.ru/ogrn/1036300469160?utm_source=openai))
Role
Samara municipal reporting describes v/ch 7452 as a Samara internal-troops formation responsible for public order, security of strategic facilities, and security at mass events in Samara and other cities. In March 2011, commander Sergey Boyko told the city paper that a unit-sponsored judo tournament would bring teams from Samara, Ulyanovsk, Penza, and Saratov, indicating a command reach wider than a single local detachment. This mission profile aligns with Rosgvardiya’s official historical description of Internal Troops tasks in 1991-2016. ([sgpress.ru](https://sgpress.ru/news/50803))
Regional footprint
Public procurement records directly link Saratov-based v/ch 5204 to v/ch 7452 as its administrative parent. The 2016 contract trail for v/ch 5204 includes repairs to a barracks sewer system, a fire-alarm installation in a barracks building, and heat-network repairs inside the military town, supporting the assessment that the Samara site functioned as an administrative and logistics node for at least some subordinate garrisons in the Volga region. ([clearspending.ru](https://clearspending.ru/customer/03601000114/?utm_source=openai))
Status
Rosgvardiya was created on 5 April 2016 on the basis of the former Internal Troops. Public registry mirrors show the legal entity v/ch 7452 at Vilonovskaya 2 as terminated on 1 March 2018. Open sources therefore support this location as a historical headquarters or command site of the Samara internal-troops formation, but they do not publicly confirm that the same unit designation continued unchanged after the Rosgvardiya reorganization. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/page/index/istoriya?utm_source=openai))
Confidence
Confidence is moderate on the Samara HQ identification and lower on the exact brigade title. The strongest open-source facts are the Samara address, the v/ch 7452 identifier, its 1939 origin, its security and public-order mission, and its documented parent relationship over at least one subordinate unit. What remains weakly exposed in authoritative public sources is the precise public naming of v/ch 7452 as the “35th Separate Internal Troops Brigade.” ([reputation.ru](https://reputation.ru/ogrn/1036300469160?utm_source=openai))