Ozyorny Heliport

Military reorganization and operational consolidation. The heliport was a functional component of the larger military complex at Ozyorny. Its specific duties and designation were likely merged into the command structure and operations of the main Vypolzovo Air Base (XUBO) to streamline logistics and command. This was not a closure due to economic failure, lack of use, or a specific accident, but a change in military administrative structure.

The physical site of the former heliport is located within the secure perimeter of the active and strategically important Vypolzovo military air base. The entire area is a high-security zone under the control of the Russian Ministry of Defense. The main air base (XUBO) is fully operational and serves as a major base for the Russian Aerospace Forces' Military Transport Aviation, currently housing Il-76 aircraft. Any helicopter operations required for the base or the rocket division are now conducted from the main aprons and facilities of the Vypolzovo air base.

Ozyorny Heliport was a military facility located within the Closed Administrative-Territorial Formation (ZATO) of Ozyorny in the Tver Oblast. Its primary historical purpose was to provide direct helicopter support for the 7th Guards Rocket Division of the Strategic Rocket Forces (RVSN), which is headquartered there. Operations would have included:
- Transportation of military personnel, guards, and technicians between the main base and remote missile silo launch sites.
- Aerial patrol and security for the high-security zones.
- Command and control flights.
- Emergency response and medical evacuation.
- Liaison with the adjacent Vypolzovo Air Base, which historically hosted long-range bombers and later military transport aircraft.
The heliport would have operated military helicopters, most likely variants of the Mil Mi-8.

There are zero prospects for reopening 'Ozyorny Heliport' as a distinct, separately designated entity. The site is an integral part of a critical, active military installation. Its use is dictated solely by the operational requirements of the Russian Ministry of Defense. The concept of 'reopening' does not apply, as its functions continue to be fulfilled by the parent military base.