The record matches Rosgvardiya’s Eastern District (Vostochny okrug voysk natsionalnoy gvardii RF), an operational-territorial district of the Russian National Guard Forces. Official Rosgvardiya structure and contacts pages place this district in Khabarovsk. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/page/index/structure?utm_source=openai))
Rosgvardiya’s public contacts list the Eastern district headquarters in Khabarovsk on ul. Lenina 50. A December 27, 2018 RIA Novosti report said the district HQ would remain in Khabarovsk after the Far Eastern federal district capital moved to Vladivostok, and current official contacts still show Khabarovsk. Some commercial registry mirrors list the district management entity at ul. Lenina 54 instead, so the exact street number is inconsistent in open sources. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/page/index/contacts?utm_source=openai))
Rosgvardiya defines a district as a command structure over subordinate bodies and units in its territory. Public Rosgvardiya pages also organize territorial organs by federal district; taken together with the Khabarovsk HQ listing, this is consistent with the Eastern district covering the Far Eastern federal district footprint, including Khabarovsk Krai, Primorye, Yakutia, Amur, Sakhalin, Kamchatka, Magadan, Chukotka, the Jewish Autonomous Oblast, Buryatia, and Zabaykalsky Krai. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/ru/page/index/okruga-vojsk-nacionalnoj-gvardii?utm_source=openai))
The direct placemark is more consistent with a subordinate Khabarovsk military-unit site than with the district HQ. Multiple public procurement and registry records identify military unit 6882 in Khabarovsk at ul. Avtobusnaya 110, including tender notices naming the unit and giving that address. Open sources reviewed do not clearly confirm the current official designation 111th Separate Internal Troops Brigade; the unit number and Khabarovsk location are better supported than the brigade title. ([reputation.ru](https://reputation.ru/ogrn/1072723005167?utm_source=openai))
Rosgvardiya public reporting shows the district remains an active command node. On June 23, 2025, the service reported special-forces qualification testing in Khabarovsk Krai at the firing range of the Eastern district’s special-purpose detachment Tayfun; district press releases in 2024 also show district-level engagement in Yakutia and Primorye, consistent with a geographically dispersed Far Eastern command network. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/?utm_source=openai))
Identification confidence is high for the Khabarovsk-based Eastern district HQ. Confidence is lower for tying the supplied placemark to a fully verified public unit title; open sources support v/ch 6882 in Khabarovsk more clearly than they support the specific 111th brigade naming. ([rosguard.gov.ru](https://rosguard.gov.ru/page/index/contacts?utm_source=openai))