Nomenclature in The USSR and Russia
- Soviet/Russian Ministry of Defence special forces:
- Various Spetsnaz units (under GRU, later the Russian Ground Forces)
- 45th Detached Reconnaissance Regiment (Russian Airborne Troops)
- State security (KGB/FSB) special forces:
- Special Operations Center (TsSN): Alpha, Vympel, Special Purpose Service
- Regional FSB special forces
- Barrier (Foreign Intelligence Service)
- Other, now-defunct KGB units, such as Cascade, Omega, Zenith
- Special Purpose Regiment (Kremlin Regiment)
- Border Troops
- Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) special forces:
- Internal Troops' Independent Division of Operational Purpose (OMSDON / ODON)
- Rus and Vityaz (merged into the 604th Red Banner Special Purpose Center)
- Various other spetsnaz units of the Internal Troops
- Militsiya/Police:
- OMON
- SOBR (OMSN)
- "Kadyrov's spetsnaz"
- Internal Troops' Independent Division of Operational Purpose (OMSDON / ODON)
- Ministry of Justice special forces:
- Dozens of various independent detachments, such as Saturn.
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