New satellite images released by a US-based technology company appear to show continuing Russian military buildup near Ukraine, underscoring fears that the Kremlin is planning an incursion into Ukrainian territory.
New satellite images released by a US-based technology company appear to show continuing Russian military buildup in Crimea, western Russia and Belarus, as pressure continues to mount on Ukraine from three directions, underscoring fears that the Kremlin is planning an incursion into Ukrainian territory.
In Crimea, a large deployment of troops and equipment was observed by Maxar in images collected Thursday, according to Stephen Wood, a senior director at the company. The deployment is at the formerly disused Oktyabrskoye airfield, north of the Crimean capital Simferopol. This satellite image from Thursday shows the formerly disused Oktyabrskoye airfield in Crimea. Maxar assesses that more than 550 troop tents and hundreds of vehicles have arrived at the site.
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