Increased Russian military activity in Belarus, Crimea and western Russia in the last 48 hours reveal new satellite images, in the wake of growing rumors that the Russian attack from these very fronts, it is only a matter of hours.
Satellite images collected by Maxar Technologies over the past 48 hours show large and large concentrations of troops and attack helicopters, ground attack aircraft and fighter-bombers. Many land units they also appear to have left their barracks.
At the razor’s edge is the situation in Ukraine, with diplomacy to give the last battle to prevent a war on the European continent. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peshkov, however, said the Russian President Vladimir Putin is “willing to negotiate”, adding that the crisis in Ukraine is only part of Russia’s biggest security concerns.
At the same time, however, a battle scene has been set up in the wider region with the country’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyto mention yesterday in his sermon – for the first time openly – that he has been informed that Russia will attack Ukraine on Wednesday, February 16, to clarify later that the information is from the media.
For its part, Moscow insists that does not plan an attack on Ukrainewhile the head of Turkish diplomacy, Sergey Lavrov, is trying to persuade Vladimir Putin to continue the dialogue with the West.
“Russia will not invade Ukraine unless we are provoked,” Russian Ambassador to the European Union Vladimir Tsizov said in an interview with The Guardian yesterday.
The West warns that Russia could launch an invasion at any time, with Moscow still trying to convince it of another chance at dialogue. His double initiative is in progress German Chancellor Olaf Solz, in Kiev and Moscow, with his meeting with Vladimir Putin today being considered extremely critical.
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