Overview of Russian Emergency Rescue Management

Russia’s emergency rescue agency is the Ministry of Civil Defence, Emergency Response, and Disaster Mitigation (abbreviated as the Ministry of Emergencies). Its main function is to continue to protect large-scale war attacks while strengthening natural disasters such as floods, fires, and earthquakes as well as catastrophic industrial accidents. Disaster emergency relief work. It is fully responsible for the investigation and statistics of the socio-economic impact of natural disasters, on-site rescue, recovery, reconstruction, and international relief.

The Ministry of Emergency Situations administers the Federal Emergency Operations Command Center, which houses the Civil Defense and Disaster Management Institute and the Rescue Training Center, the "Unit 179", and the Moscow, St. Petersburg, Rostov-on-Don, Samara. There are eight regional emergency operations command centers and eight professional rescue teams in Yekaterinburg, Nova Sybicsk, Chita and Kabalovsk. The local emergency rescue agencies are divided into administrative divisions. The construction of the rescue team has achieved the full-time, professional, and militarized rescue force, such as the 179 Rescue Training Center, which has rescue, airborne, and defense forces, as well as biochemical defense, life support, minesweeping, guards, medical rescue, and police dogs. Professional squads and 3 car detachments.