"More than a hundred pieces of equipment": satellite images of the deployment of the Russian army in Belarus appeared

The pictures show the Lepelsky landfill at different times. They can see dozens of BMPs, tanks and KAMAZ. Planet Labs showed satellite photos where you can see the deployment of Russian troops at one of the Belarusian landfills. About it writes the editorial board of "Radio Liberty" of Belarus. So, in the pictures you can see the Liepelsky landfill, which houses hundreds of units of military equipment, as well as the tent town of the Russian military (two field camps for about 14 and 30 tents).

In addition, dozens of BMPs, tanks and KAMAZs can be considered on January 6. It is noted that the total number of equipment reaches 150 units. The newspaper writes that the Zaslonova railway station is located north of the landfill, from it through a military town and a forest, the road goes directly to the landfill. At the railway station you can see two echelons with wagons and platforms for loading of equipment.

According to the shadows of this technique, we can assume that they are mostly tanks or BMPs, there are trucks. The material states that the Lepelsky landfill became one of the first, to which echelons with Russian equipment and servicemen began to arrive even before Russia's full -scale war with Ukraine. The landfill is located in the Vitebsk region. Earlier, Focus wrote that KGVA reported that joint training of Russian troops and Belarus was not a direct threat to Kiev.

The Ukrainian military forecasts a new wave of mobilization in the Russian Federation. At the same time, conscripts who have fallen into the ranks of the Armed Forces during autumn mobilization are now trained at landfills. We will also remind that the border guards of Ukraine calculated the military in Belarus. In addition to living force, according to the head of the State Tax Service of Ukraine Sergiy Deynek, 50 Russian aircraft and helicopters are now based in Belarus.