In June and July of that year, it participated in the Vyborg–Petrozavodsk Offensive against Finland, then was relocated to the Baltic states, where it fought in the blockade of the Courland Pocket.

It was almost immediately redesignated the 268th Rifle Division and transferred to the army, and by 10 July it moved back to Moscow to keep ahead of the German advance.

After the end of the first phase of the offensive, which forced Finland to leave World War II, the 110th Rifle Corps and the division were relocated to the 42nd Army in the Baltics by August.

The division spent last two months of the war in the spring of 1945 blockading trapped German forces in the Courland Pocket.

[1] Postwar, with the 110th Rifle Corps, the division was relocated to the Odessa Military District, where it was disbanded by 22 October 1945.