Secret formation of Russian signal flag special forces

In the 1970s and 1980s, the "Alpha" special forces of the former Soviet Union repeatedly made great achievements in the domestic anti-terrorism battlefield, which frightened the once rampant terrorists and encouraged the leaders of the former Soviet Union. In particular, the success of "Alpha" special forces in winning Amin Palace, the capital of Afghanistan, made the leaders of the former Soviet Union feel very necessary to establish a special force to carry out special operations abroad. Soon after, with the development of the international struggle situation, the leaders of the former Soviet Union decided to formally establish a special force dedicated to overseas, which is now the "signal flag" special force. 198 1 09 On August 19, the Council of Ministers of the former Soviet Union and the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the former Soviet Union held a secret meeting to discuss the secret formation of a "top secret unit" within the KGB system, which was specially used to engage in spy activities abroad. The decision of the top leader of the former Soviet Union was unanimously agreed by the delegates, and the KGB "C" Bureau was entrusted to set up special forces. The new special forces were named "Signal Flag" and were commanded by the heroic Major General ewald kozlov who attacked Amin Palace. Organizationally, the "signal flag" belongs to the KGB "C" bureau, that is, the overseas secret intelligence agency.

Except for a few people, no one knows the existence of the "signal flag" special forces. Its name is "KGB Independent Training Center of the former Soviet Union", and its army number is 35690, which was later changed to 5555. The "signal flag" special forces usually carry out activities in shifts, and in the battle, they act collectively. The number of students in each class varies from 10 to 30. When the situation is urgent or necessary, several classes can quickly unite to form greater strength.