Russia Replenishes Military Equipment Reserves, Satellite Imagery Analysis Suggests
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Russia seems to be storing heavy war equipment, while modern tanks appear less frequently on the front in Ukraine.
Russia is stockpiling tanks, armored vehicles and artillery at bases near NATO's borders. Analysts explain this by restoring reserves or preparing for an offensive.
Russia replenishes military equipment reserves, satellite imagery analysis suggests
Storage bases operated by Russia's Defense Ministry that were largely emptied during the initial years of the war in Ukraine have been filling up in recent months with new tanks, armored vehicles and artillery systems. That assessment was posted Saturday, October 17, on the Telegram channel Vazhnie istorii (iStories), citing an open-source analysis by Radio Svoboda journalist Mark Krutov, the X user known as Jompy, and the YouTube channel Covert…
Russia may already be preparing for NATO war as new tanks reach storage sites, media say
According to a report from Ukranews, Moscow has started restocking its storage depots with armored vehicles after they were emptied in the first two years of the full-scale war with Ukraine. New Russian T-90M tanks are being sent to the 22nd Central Tank Reserve Base, located 500 kilometers from Russia’s border with NATO countries. The […]
The independent website "Vaznye Istorii" reports on the rebuilding of Russian reserves, citing the findings of OSINT analysts, including Mark Krutov, Jompy, and Covert Cabal. New military equipment near NATO borders: T-90M tanks, BTR-82A armored personnel carriers, and BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles have been deployed at the 22nd Central Reserve Base in the city of Bui, Kostroma Oblast, since the fall of 2025. The facility is located approxima…
In the past, Defence24 reported that the Russian Federation is rebuilding its conventional armored and mechanized forces. Unfortunately, from the perspective of Ukraine and NATO, the situation has worsened, as we are no longer talking about reconstruction, but rather expansion.
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