Russian MVD Spetsnaz KLMK

One of the more obscure patterns to come out of Russia.

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Internal Troops of the Ministry for Internal Affairs (VV MVD) is a paramilitary force within the Russian Ministry for Internal Affairs. They are used to support and reinforce the police.

1991 saw the development of a series of lightweight, two-piece camouflage uniforms, which were essentially a refinement of the earlier camouflaged summer disruptive set (KLMK). These new two-piece KLMK uniforms were produced in four different variations, which reflected the terrains in which VV MVD units might be deployed.
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The old Soviet KLMK uniform was given a new life in 1992 as a series of camouflage patterns reputedly designed for the Brigades of Special Designation (BONVV) of the MVD. Four different camouflage patterns have been documented: a two-color desert pattern, three-color mountain pattern, four-color tropical pattern, and a four-color European pattern. Printed on the same lightweight fabric as the original uniforms, these spetsnaz KLMK uniforms were issued with a removable hood, face mask, and beret. These uniforms were only issued for a short period of time.
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Information from kamouflage.net and Camopedia

Color schemes are in the order of
European - Mountain - Tropical Three-Color (conjectural, I've seen a sample of this, but it could've been an experimental model) - Desert - Tropical Four-Color