GRU Division "P"

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COMMANDERS

Alexey S█████████ (male, 48 years old)
Vasily G█████████ (male, 39 years old) Yuri Andropov (male, 51 years old)

Connection with the Soviet government

Advanced weapons and technologies

The GRU's psychotronics division was created by order of Joseph Stalin after the unexplained assassination of Sergei Kirov. Having learned of the existence of an anomalous world, the Soviet Union needed its own organization to combat anomalies that could pose a threat. GRU Division "P" was soon expanded, seen as a response to the Second Enlightenment in the United States, and quickly began working with anomalies present in Russia.

The GRU-P investigated various anomalies not only to prevent them from harming the USSR and the Socialist International, but also to exploit them for its own purposes, often seeking to turn them into weapons against enemies. Among them were innocent civilians who were found to be anomalous, prompting the GRU to kidnap them for experimentation. Despite its loyalty to the Soviet Union, the GRU-P planned to change the government structure.

Other organizations, such as the SCP Foundation, the Global Occult Coalition, and the Unusual Incidents Unit, still treated GRU-P as a second-class citizen. This continued until GRU-P proved its effectiveness far beyond what initially appeared, becoming a serious threat to these organizations. Soon, GRU-P began expanding its influence, infiltrating the United States and successfully planting spies to manipulate the government's internal workings, while the Foundation relentlessly countered this.

Fortunately for other world powers, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, the GRU-P was also completely disbanded, leaving behind numerous former employees and artifacts. However, even after the organization's dissolution, its influence was still felt.

The GRU's Directorate "P" was a subsidiary of the GRU (the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Soviet Union) and, therefore, received orders directly from and reported to the Main Committee of the GRU. The primary mission of the GRU's Psychotronics Department was to detect, appropriate, or destroy foreign technologies that could pose a threat to the USSR, its government, citizens, or development. The GRU worked not only to suppress and study anomalous phenomena in the Soviet Union and associated countries but also to find ways to exploit them for state purposes. The organization was virtually independent of the Red Army, and the KGB was unaware of the GRU's existence.

The GRU collected all available information on governments, groups, organizations, and individuals posing a threat to the USSR, studying their goals and inner workings. The organization primarily focused on anomalies not only within the USSR but also beyond its borders. Upon discovering dangerous anomalies, the GRU conducted extensive research to effectively neutralize or contain them, increasing efficiency and security. When encountering anomalies deemed useful, the GRU sought ways to exploit them for economic, military, scientific, and political purposes. If such anomalies fell into the possession of an enemy or rival groups, the GRU sought to steal them and use them against their former owners. When encountering anomalous individuals or people with knowledge of anomalies, the GRU either attempted to recruit them, often by force, or neutralize them, depending on their usefulness or danger.

The organization organized covert operations and actions to ensure the existence of the USSR, its political leadership, and its citizens, promote peace, uncover and suppress hostile activity, and achieve the political, ideological, and economic goals of both the Soviet Union and the Socialist International, primarily through the use of anomalies. They achieved this by collaborating with the Institute of Experimental Marxism-Leninism in spreading communism worldwide and reluctantly collaborating with independent rival organizations such as the SCP Foundation and the Horizon Initiative to combat common enemies.

The GRU actively worked to protect the USSR not only from physical threats but also from mental infections, such as memetics and other cognitively dangerous infections. They actively worked to identify and prevent these threats, which were aimed at undermining key political, economic, and ideological objectives. The GRU also periodically collaborated with other units dealing with the problems of countries allied with the Soviet Union.

GRU Division "P" and the SCP Foundation were initially enemies, but after a joint operation against SCP-3034, SCP-610, and SCP-5050, they became neutral.

GRU Division "P" and GOC
have neutrality and business relations between themselves.

GRU Division "P" and UIU
were enemies since the Cold War, but after the events of September 2001 they became neutral.

GRU Division "P" and "5th Church"
reputation hostile .

GRU Division "P" and Research Institute "Spetsbiotech"
reputation friendly .

GRU Division "P" has bases and complexes in the USSR and the CIS, their main base "Serp" is located in the Ural Mountains disguised as a missile base
The October auxiliary base is located in the forests of Siberia.