With entry Russian military action On its sixth day, satellite images of “Maxar” showed a Russian military convoy of more than 60 km toward the capital, Kyiv, the main target of a military operation against Russia that began last Thursday. Western pro-neighbor.
The US-based company has released new satellite images of a Russian military convoy near Ivankiv, about 40 miles (60 km) northwest of the Ukrainian capital. He attached it with a postal letter, stating that the column “extends from the border of Antonov Airport in the south (about 25 km from the center of Kiev) to the suburbs of Pribirsk in the north”.
Since the start of military operations in Ukraine, Antonov Airport has seen fierce battles as offensive forces seek to control this strategic facility, which greatly facilitates control of Kiev.
The line “consists of vehicles, one part of which deviates slightly from the other, the other part running side by side in two or three tight rows” explained “McCarthy”.
In the photos, long queues of vehicles could be seen running behind each other on the roads in rural Ukraine, the company said, sometimes causing fires in nearby buildings.
On the other hand, the American company released other photos showing the new deployment of Russian forces.
A column of Russian tanks moves towards Kiev
A column of Russian tanks moves towards Kiev
A column of Russian tanks moves towards Kiev
Helicopter units and ground assault forces
It also monitored the deployment of helicopter units comprising ground attack forces in southern Belarus, 32 km north of the Ukrainian border.
These developments came as the Russian Defense Ministry announced the destruction of 1,146 Ukrainian military bases since the start of Russian operations, with the exception of 31 command and communication centers, 81 S-300, Buk M-1 and 6 Ukrainian military units. Osa missile systems and 75 radar stations.
It confirmed the destruction of 311 tanks and armored vehicles, 42 aircraft and helicopters, 51 missile launchers and 147 artillery missiles of all types, including those in their positions.
Second round of talks
Politically, on Monday, the Russian and Ukrainian delegates left the talks room and returned to their respective countries to hold consultations in their respective capitals, after both parties agreed to hold “second round” talks.
Mikhail Bodolyak, one of the Ukrainian negotiators, stressed that the two sides had identified a series of priorities and topics that needed some results before the second round of talks, and that the talks were difficult.
His Russian envoy, Vladimir Medinsky, indicated that the new meeting would take place soon on the Polish-Belarusian border.
Before the talks began, Russian negotiator Vladimir Medinsky said his country wanted to reach an agreement that would benefit both sides.
As the Belarusian Foreign Ministry previously announced on Facebook, the negotiating platform is fully prepared for the participation of representatives of the two countries.
On Sunday, Kyiv announced that it would, without any preconditions, agree to hold talks with Moscow on the Belarusian border near Chernobyl.
It is noteworthy that the Russian military operation, which began in Ukrainian territory at dawn on February 24, was halted for a while on Friday in the hope of negotiations, but then resumed and resumed in all directions.
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