Ukraine crisis: New satellite images show S-400, Iskander missiles in Belarus
david waker
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Ukraine crisis: New satellite images show S-400, Iskander missiles in Belarus
A set of fresh satellite images released by American companies on Sunday showed detail military maneuvers at the Belarus border with Ukraine. The pictures also showed that Russia had a follow-up spread in several locations in Belarus in front of joint training announced by Moscow and Minsk.
Although Russia and Belarus said they would hold a joint exercise called ‘Union Resolve 2022’ from 10-12 February, aimed at training to expel attacks on the southern border of their alliance, NATO has called the biggest spread to Belarus since cold. War.
Russia has repeatedly denied planning to attack Ukraine, but the latest developments have been worried about western institutions in the midst of slumping border tensions.
CNN reported these images from Maxar Technologies showed that camps were being established close to the border with Ukraine, hundreds of miles from where the exercise took place. These military units were armed with missiles, several rocket launchers and aircraft attacks were placed in three locations close to the border with Ukraine.
Satellite images, released on Saturday, showed what was identified by Maxar technology as 15 airstring air attacks SU-25 and the S-400 air defense system in Luninets Airfield, as well as SS26 Iskander Missiles and several rocket launchers near Yelsk, a city in Belarus Only 25 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.
Other photos show several tent camps in the city of Belarus Rechitsa, CNN reported. This is the first time the tent has been established in the midst of border tension. CNN then reported that some videos were posted in the media, the media showed Russian forces entertained the locals in the Rechitsa with music and demonstrations at an event called ‘two people’, one person
