New satellite photos of Russian troops in Yelsk, Rechitsa and at the airfield in Luninets, made by Maxar Technologies on February 4, were posted online. Christopher Miller of of Buzzfeed posted them on his twitter.
As he noted in the twitter post, the images focus on new troops, the transfer of equipment, local exercises, and the arrival of the Su-25 attack, which we have written on before.
You can see them on this photo.
New satellite images of Russian military buildup within Belarus, in Yelsk, Rechitsa and Luninets airfield. The images focus on the new troop and equipment deployments, local training activity and the arrival of Su-25 ground attack aircraft. ?: @Maxar pic.twitter.com/US2Vs2ta7t
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) February 5, 2022
All photos taken Feb. 4. ?: @Maxar pic.twitter.com/8C2BAeE3lq
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) February 5, 2022
Photos ? via @Maxar pic.twitter.com/BBZyEV6jMf
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) February 5, 2022
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