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    Kharkiv People’s Republic? Russian Trains with Weapons and Equipment Spotted in Belgorod Oblast

    on 02/24/2015 | | Main News | News | Russian Military Assessment Print This Post Print This Post

    The news about deployment of Russian troops to the northeastern border of Ukraine is regularly supported by new evidence. The Russians are bringing significant numbers of their troops to the Ukrainian border (Belgorod Oblast and Voronezh Oblast) under the guise of so-called “planned” redeployment of 9th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade from Nizhny Novgorod to Boguchar. For some strange reason, the selected route brought the troops to Kantemirovka, situated right on the border with Luhansk Oblast.

    On February 20, photos of Russian trains carrying military equipment and weapons were circulated on Twitter. The photos were geotagged with the coordinates in Stary Oskol, Belgorod Oblast.

    Apparently, the Russians set up an insurance in advance, as the transport of large amounts of weapons and equipment is virtually impossible to hide, given the realities of modern digital technologies. To disguise this activity, the Russian military command, in cooperation with intelligence services, came up with a set of measures, which included planting the story of the “planned” relocation of the 9th Brigade in second-tier media outlets (eventually this story was removed from some of the web sites). Once the redeployment was underway, the trains carrying the 9th Brigade were quietly joined by other military units of the Western Military District moving to the Ukrainian border.

    This is a similar pattern to the one we saw last year, when the Russian troops deployed on the border with Kharkov Oblast would repeatedly go on high alert and form convoys for the march, thus exerting psychological pressure on the Ukrainians on the other side of the border.

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    Here are links to sources of photos in Twitter:

    https://twitter.com/evergreen_dn/status/568771660771418112
    https://twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/568796977577758720

    We would like to thank our friend Roland Mikiani for the information on trains.

    See Related Links:
    – Additional information on concentration of troops on the northeastern border of Luhansk Oblast of Ukraine

    https://informnapalm.org/6018-dopolnytelnaya-ynformatsyya-po-kontsentryruet-vojska-na-severo-vostochnoj-granytse-luganskoj-oblasty-ukrayny

    -Russiais concentratingtroopson the northeastern border ofLuhanskOblast of Ukraine

    https://informnapalm.org/5982-rossyya-kontsentryruet-vojska…

    – Russian tanks on the northern border of Luhansk Oblast

    Russian Tanks at the Northern Border of Luhansk Oblast

    Written by Irakli Komakhidze

    Translated by  Marina Kharkova

    Edited by Max Alginin

    (c) Information is prepared specifically for the InformNapalm web site, when copying and using the material a credit to the author and a link to our project is required.

    Tags: KharkivRussian Armed ForcesRussian invasionStary Oskol

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    One Response to “Kharkiv People’s Republic? Russian Trains with Weapons and Equipment Spotted in Belgorod Oblast”

    1. 05/12/2015

      inge geigert Reply

      Putin knows he must complete the taking of territory he wants from Ukraine before Obama leaves office. The problem is to take Odessa or Kiev, he really must take the whole country. Karkhov is easy pickings, and maybe even Dneiprpetrovsk. But Odessa and Kiev mean all of Ukraine must be taken, and Putin knows that would poses esious problems for Russia unless Hillary Clinton is elected, not a sure thing as the corruption scandals get closer and closer to her

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