After the occupation of Izyum, the enemy tried to capture Barvinkove in order to advance further to the strategic junction - Lozova. However, the 93rd Brigade in heavy fighting prevented them from reaching the city. The enemy used rocket and air strikes on the infantry. One of the companies of Kholodnoyarians gets into the encirclement, it had to be freed by fighting, the fighters twice forcing the river. The brigade formed a motor infantry and two rifle battalions, strengthened the defence and began to move forward, creating the prerequisites for the Kharkiv counter-offensive.

The 93rd Brigade held positions in front of Soledar from August to December. The enemy launched several attacks a day, hoping to capture the town, but the defences of Kholodnoyarians were difficult to break through. Then the occupiers resorted to destroying Soledar with rockets and bombs. After the Kholodnoyarians began to recover on December 22, the Russians occupied the town.

In August 2022, the 93rd Brigade began fighting for Bakhmut, holding positions in front of the city, repelling endless waves of Wagnerian assaults. It not only defended but also regained lost ground. In January 2023, after a short recovery, the brigade returned to Bakhmut and fought for the city. At the cost of many lives and thanks to incredible efforts, Bakhmut held its defence until mid-May. It was the Kholodnoyarian soldiers of the 93rd Brigade who killed the most Wagnerian mercenaries near Bakhmut.

Units of the 93rd Brigade were first involved in the defence of Donetsk airport in September 2014, taking up positions in the old and new terminals and on the control tower. The brigade's soldiers took part in the fiercest battles for the airport from late November 2014 to January 2015. The legendary "cyborgs", including those from the 93rd Brigade, fought for the airport for 244 days.

On 30 July 2014, units of the 93rd Brigade and volunteer formations finally cleared Avdiivka of pro-Russian forces. The military bypassed the militants' positions and attacked from the side of the bypass road. During the rotation in 2018-2019, the soldiers of the 93rd Brigade were able to significantly expand and strengthen the already built system of fortifications in the area of the industrial zone, Butivka mine, Novoselivka-2, and Verkhniotoretske.

On 24 February, the first day of the full-scale invasion, units of the 93rd Brigade repelled the Russian invaders who were trying to enter the city in columns. The soldiers of the 93rd captured the invaders and seized a significant amount of trophy vehicles, weapons and ammunition. Some of the Russian troops retreated and hid in the forests, where they were hunted by mobile fire groups.

After the recapture of Okhtyrka, the firing groups began hunting for Russian equipment in the forests of Sumy region. Local residents willingly shared information about the location of Russian troops with the military. The brigade captured many trophies and used them to fight against the occupiers. For example, it was a trophy tank that destroyed a cluster of Russian equipment in the village of Bilka near Trostianets. On March 26, 2022, with the efforts of the 93rd Brigade, territorial defense forces, and local partisans, Trostianets was liberated.

At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, while part of the brigade's forces were concentrated in the Sumy direction, a tank battalion of the 93rd Brigade was assigned to the 92nd Brigade and defended the south-eastern part of Kharkiv. After the enemy stopped trying to break through into the city, Ukrainian forces began to push the enemy out of Rohan and Mala Rohan.

The occupiers blocked the exit from the village of Staromarivka, Volnovakha district, which was in the "grey zone". To prevent a humanitarian crisis, the Kholodnoyarians took control of the village. On 26 October 2021, militants launched a massive shelling of neighbouring Hranitne, where the 93rd Brigade had its positions. The command then used Bayraktar for the first time, destroying a D-30 howitzer behind enemy lines.

In 2017, units of the 93rd Brigade defended settlements in the area of the Lysychansk-Luhansk road (popularly known as "Bakhmutka"), including the villages of Krymske, Novotoshkivske, and Triokhizbenka. In June, the 93rd Brigade moved towards Zholobok, taking fire control of Bakhmutka. During this and subsequent rotations, the Kholodnoyarians constantly advanced kilometres into the "grey zone", regaining control of Ukrainian territory.

One of the battalions of the 93rd Brigade moved towards Balakliya: the forces cleared Asiivka and Shevelivka, and on 8 March attempted to liberate the village of Husarivka. During the assault, the soldiers destroyed dozens of enemy vehicles, but the enemy began to reinforce. While trying to gain a foothold, the battalion suffered losses and retreated. On 27 March, the brigade finally liberated the village.

On 21 July 2014, units of the 93rd Brigade in cooperation with volunteer battalions took control of the village of Pisky, which allowed Ukrainian troops to control the road between Donetsk and Dnipro and create a solid line to supply the units defending the Donetsk airport.

Units of the 93rd Brigade entered Ilovaisk for reinforcements. Ukrainian forces took control of half the town, but the Russians invaded from the rear. The defenders found themselves in a ring. The occupiers promised the Ukrainian troops a "green corridor" and did not keep their word. Columns of Ukrainian troops were massively shelled. The 93rd led the southern column and demolished enemy checkpoints on its way. Our soldiers fought their way out of the encirclement, unfortunately suffering heavy losses.

At the beginning of the war, the 93rd Brigade was one of the first to defend the borders in the Luhansk region. However, they had to literally break through: a crowd of people blinded by propaganda blocked trains, threw themselves in front of trains, and cluttered the railway tracks with iron. When the brigade took the state border under protection, Russian mortars were fired at the army for the first time.