Skelya says it has come under Azov's operational command
The 425th Separate Assault Regiment "Skelya" is being placed under the operational command of the First Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine "Azov," but will not become part of the corps' structure itself.
Interfax-Ukraine reports that the 425th Separate Assault Regiment, Skelya, has been placed under the operational command of the First Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine, Azov. However, Skelya will not become a part of the corps structure itself. The regiment's head of communications, Oleksiy Bratushchak, stated that the decision is to consolidate all scattered battalions and combined detachments to continue carrying out missions in a single sector of the front.
Bratushchak clarified that Skelya units have not been transferred under Azov's operational command, but rather, the units carrying out missions in various sectors of the front will likely be consolidated under Azov Corps' operational command. This consolidation involves about 2,000 soldiers being transferred to ten different units, according to TSN journalist Yulia Kiriyenko.
Despite the transfer, Skelya continues to carry out combat missions in designated areas and maintains its duty to question no orders and carry them out.
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