62nd Missile Division
Identification
This record matches the 62nd Red Banner Missile Division (military unit 32441) of Russia’s 33rd Guards Missile Army, headquartered in Solnechnyy/Uzhur-4 just south of Uzhur, Krasnoyarsk Krai. The supplied 302nd Regiment placemark lies about 0.25 km from a 302nd silo coordinate published by FAS, which strongly ties these placemarks to the Uzhur missile complex. ([ww2.dk](https://www.ww2.dk/new/rvsn/62md.htm))
Force structure
Public sources converge on a four-regiment structure at Uzhur but differ on the exact equipment state of the 302nd Regiment. FRS’s 2022 inventory lists the 229th, 269th, 302nd, and 735th as the active regiments, with 229th/269th/735th on Voevoda and the 302nd in modernization; CNA’s 2024 survey summarizes Uzhur as three RS-20V regiments plus one RS-28/Sarmat regiment. ([frstrategie.org](https://www.frstrategie.org/web/documents/programmes/observatoire-de-la-dissuasion/bulletins/2022/99.pdf))
Placemark cross-check
The placemark descriptions for the 229th, 269th, and 735th Regiments are broadly consistent with open-source reporting on continued heavy-silo Voevoda service at Uzhur. The 302nd placemark description is not: the public sources reviewed link the 302nd to Sarmat conversion, and no public source reviewed here identified the 62nd Division as a Yars-silo base. ([frstrategie.org](https://www.frstrategie.org/web/documents/programmes/observatoire-de-la-dissuasion/bulletins/2022/99.pdf))
Modernization
Russian officials said in December 2021 and again in December 2024 that a Sarmat regiment at Uzhur would enter duty soon. Independent assessments published in 2025, however, judged the Sarmat program to be substantially delayed despite visible construction at Uzhur. As of March 12, 2026, the open sources reviewed here do not publicly confirm completed rearmament of the 62nd Division with Sarmat. ([tass.com](https://tass.com/defense/1376805))
Infrastructure
Uzhur is a fixed-silo ICBM complex centered on Solnechnyy. A New START site model describes the divisional headquarters in Solnechnyy, a maintenance/technical facility about 5 km west of HQ, and multiple silo launcher groups across the missile field; FAS imagery showed active reconstruction at the 302nd launch-control center and several silos in 2022-2023. ([nuclearforces.org](https://nuclearforces.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/a-new-start-model-for-transparency-in-nuclear-disarmament-individual-country-reports-en-415.pdf))