Central Orsha-Khingan National Guard District
Identification
Open sources identify the placemark as the headquarters of the Central Orsha-Khingan Order of Zhukov Red Banner District of Russia’s National Guard Troops (Rosgvardiya), publicly listed at 107150 Moscow, Ulitsa Ivanteevskaya 5. Rosgvardiya’s Central Federal District page separately lists this same address for the district command, while the Moscow city and Moscow oblast territorial directorates are shown at other addresses, which disambiguates the site as the district HQ rather than a city or regional directorate. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/ru/page/index/centralnyj-okrug-1?utm_source=openai))
Command
The user-supplied commander attribution appears outdated. Public reporting dated March 25, 2025; July 9, 2025; August 12, 2025; and February 10, 2026 identifies Colonel General Aleksandr Popov as commander of the Central District. Earlier reporting from October 2018 and December 2020 identifies Colonel General Igor Golloyev in that post, indicating a change of command sometime before March 25, 2025. ([bel.kp.ru](https://www.bel.kp.ru/online/news/6295712/?utm_source=openai))
Jurisdiction
Rosgvardiya describes district commands as operational-territorial military-administrative formations that control subordinate organs, formations, and units on their territory. For the Central District, Rosgvardiya states that subordinate territorial organs operate across 18 subjects of the Central Federal District; official task descriptions for such districts include public-order support, protection of especially important and regime sites, weapons and private-security oversight, and contract guard services. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/page/index/structure?utm_source=openai))
Site
Ivanteevskaya 5 is publicly visible as an administrative Rosgvardiya compound, not just a mailing address. The same address is also used by Rosgvardiya’s Central Archive, which stores archival holdings of internal troops and Rosgvardiya institutions. Commercial mapping shows multiple numbered structures within the Ivanteevskaya 5 parcel, but open sources do not publicly confirm a building-by-building military layout, manpower, or hardened infrastructure at the HQ site. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/Page/Index/centralnyj-arxiv?utm_source=openai))
Recent posture
Recent official Rosgvardiya reporting tied to the Central District shows a dual domestic-security and wartime support role. On April 20, 2025, more than 1,000 Rosgvardiya personnel from Moscow and a Central District public-order formation secured Easter events in the capital; on March 31, 2025, OMON Peresvet in Moscow oblast conducted UAV-enabled tactical training; on June 20, 2023, the district press service publicized FPV-drone operator training at a Rosgvardiya unit in Moscow oblast; and on September 13, 2024, Rosgvardiya published claims of Central District special-forces combat activity in Kursk oblast. ([77.rosguard.gov.ru](https://77.rosguard.gov.ru/news/article/oxranu-obshhestvennogo-poryadka-na--meropriyatiyax-posvyashhnnyx-pasxe-xristovoj-obespechili-rosgvardejcy-v-moskve?utm_source=openai))