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    Following The Tracks of a Russian Soldier. Part 2. Millerovo base

    on 03/31/2015 | | Main News | News | Russian Military Assessment

    This is the continuation of the story Following Tracks of a Russian Soldier. Part 1. Train. It is not as complicated as the previous part. There is a military base in Millerovo (Rostov Oblast, Russia) with the amount of weaponry never getting reduced.

    Actually, the number of photos is very large, and a steady stream of information  is coming from that region. We would just like to remind about this place and the scale of the base to those people, who think that the truce is holding and peace will come soon. The enemy never sleeps, only lulls our vigilance. And, most likely, it is getting ready for the new strike.

    Prepared by @BuTaJIu4eK and translated by Oleks Tansky specially for INFORMNAPALM.ORG.

    Edited by Max Alginin

    Tags: Russian aggressionRussian Armed ForcesRussian invasion

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