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It appears that Voronezh Maslovka railway station is again packed with the Russian military equipment, just like in April. Comms vehicles, 2S19 Msta-S SPGs on wagons, BMPs, MT-LB armored vehicles and more.pic.twitter.com/pOZhSaNRF4
Kursk (video uploaded October 27): - 1st part: T-80U tanks, possibly belonging to the 4th Guards Kantemirovskaya Tank Division (located in Naro-Fominsk, Moscow Oblast). - 2nd part: BTR-80 APCs, trucks (including fuel ones) & military ambulances.pic.twitter.com/qTRnwg3Gds
A video, said to be filmed on October 27 in the Bryansk Oblast, of Iskander tactical missile systems on the move (presumably 442th Missile Brigade from Kursk).pic.twitter.com/W4RXkH1XCo
Iskander video geolocated. The exit from Bryansk; two possible directions - Oryol city or further towards the border with Ukraine.https://twitter.com/galandecZP/status/1453979673801732096?t=4cTNcyaTfgkEvoMJxHFtVw&s=19 …
A battalion-sized unit of Buk SAM system with support vehicles on the move, reportedly in the Smolensk Oblast.https://twitter.com/AlexKokcharov/status/1454495213452410886?t=xRCWen1-zXzP74aWonKGeA&s=19 …
Large convoy of military trucks driving (heading north) through the outskirts of Labinsk in Krasnodar Krai, southern Russia on October 29.pic.twitter.com/daMDyvNGnC
Ukrainian Defense Ministry says there's no new Russian military build-up near Ukraine's borders as of November 1.https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/general/776838.html …
T-80 are going near Ukraine? Usually they are used in Siberia or the far east. Maybe Putin wants to use them in Ukraine during winter as they are really good tanks in cold climate?
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