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Ukraine war: Images show 10 miles of queues as Russians flee Vladimir Putin's call-up to fight

Summary by Ground News

Satellite images show a line of cars and trucks spanning more than 10 miles of trying to leave Russia and enter Georgia. Putin's efforts to mobilize 300,000 men to fight in Ukraine have sparked resistance in his country. Flights to countries like Turkey that still allow visa-free travel from Russia have sold out or spiked dramatically in price.

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Political Wire

There’s a 10-Mile Traffic Jam on Russia’s Border

"New satellite images show a line of cars and trucks spanning more than 10 miles of trying to leave Russia and enter Georgia," Axios reports.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Axios

Satellite photos show 10-mile-long traffic jam at Russian border after mobilization

New satellite images show lines of cars and trucks leaving Russia and crossing into Georgia and Mongolia.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Daily Mirror

Russians flee being called up to Putin's army with 10 miles of queues at border

Last Wednesday Vladimir Putin ordered the mobilisation of an additional 300,000 military-aged men, sending them to fight on the frontlines of the war in Ukraine after his forces suffered devastating losses at Kyiv's hands

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Washington Post

Photos show 10-mile line at Russian border as many flee mobilization

A line of vehicles stretched for 10 miles at Russia’s border with Georgia after President Vladimir Putin’s partial military mobilization for the war in Ukraine.

2 years ago

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Metro News

Satellite images show massive traffic jams of people trying to flee Russia

Trucks and cars wait in traffic jam near the Russian border with Georgia (Picture: AP)So many Russians are fleeing Vladimir Putin’s call-up that the traffic jam to escape into Georgia can be seen from space.Satellite images show queues of thousands of vehicles waiting to get into the neighbouring nation. The other side of the road back into Russia is almost entirely clear in the pictures released by Maxar Technology, which were taken on Sunday.I…

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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