(Mulino, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, reestablished 2022) 27th Guards Motor Rifle 'Sevastopol' Brigade (Mosrentgen, Moscow City) 112th Guards Missile 'Novorossiysk' Brigade (Shuya, Ivanovo Oblast) (9K720 Iskander) 288th Artillery 'Warsaw' Brigade (Mulino, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast) 49th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade (Krasnyi Bor, Smolensk Oblast) (Buk-M2) 96th ISTAR Brigade (Sormovo, Nizhny Novgorod City) 20th NBC Defence Regiment (Tsentralny, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast) (MUN 12102) 69th Logistics Brigade (Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast) Russo-Ukrainian War During the 2021–2022 Russo-Ukrainian crisis, elements of the 1st Guards Tank Army were reported to have forward deployed to the Pogonovo training ground south of Voronezh. Main battle tanks, self-propelled and towed artillery, and long-range multiple rocket launchers (MRLs), reportedly drawn from the 4th Guards Tank Division and the 2nd Motorised Rifle Division, were reported to have been positioned in the vicinity of Voronezh. A few months before the invasion, the 47th Guards Tank Division was formed from the 6th Separate Guards Tank Brigade. After the invasion began in February 2022, the Army took part in the Northeastern Ukraine offensive of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, with the 2nd Guards MRD taking part in the failed Siege of Chernihiv. Ukraine reported in May 2022 that the Ukrainian Main Intelligence Directorate had obtained documents showing that after 3 weeks of fighting the 1st Guards Tank Army had sustained 409 casualties (61 KIA, 209 WIA, 44 missing, 96 surrendered), and 308 units of military equipment had been seized. The United Kingdom Ministry of Defence reported on 19 May 2022 that army commander General-Lieutenant Sergey Kisel had been suspended for his failure to capture Kharkiv. On 13 September 2022, UK Defence Intelligence identified 1st Guards Tank Army as the primary force that retreated from Kharkiv Oblast during the Ukrainian Kharkiv counteroffensive. Having suffered heavy casualties, it described the army as "severely degraded" and its ability to counter NATO "severely weakened." By December, the UK MoD reported that the Army had been replenished with recruits, and was active in the Battle of Svatove. Commanders of the Army Katukov, Mikhail Yefimovich – Guard ColGen, 1943–1947 Belov, Yeftikhin Emelyanovich – Guard LtGen, 1947–1951 Govorunenkov, Pyotr Dmitrievich – Guard GenLt, 1951–1953 Yakubovsky, Ivan Ignatyevitch – Guard GenLt, 1953–1957 Tolubko, Vladimir Fyodorovich – Guard MajGen, 1957–1958 Ukhov, Vladimir Dmitrievich – Guard MajGen, 1958–1961 Ivanovski, Yevgeny Filippovich – Guard MajGen, 1961–1964 Kotsasnov, Konstantin Grigoryevich – Guard GenLt, 1964–1968 Gerasimov, Ivan Aleksandrovich – Guard GenLt, 1968–1971 Lushev, Pyotr Georgievich – Guard