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Satellite Coverage

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Summary

Satellite analysis fresh (latest 2026-04-12 15:05:30 UTC).

Why this matters

Activity at military sites — vehicle movement, construction, equipment staging — can indicate preparation, rotation, or capability changes.

What we saw

Before (2026-05-23) Latest (2026-05-25)
Saki-Novofedorovka activity
Radar: Moderate change Fuel activity 4%
Before (2026-04-25) Latest (2026-05-25)
Sevastopol-naval activity
Radar: No change Fuel activity 7%
Before (2026-05-23) Latest (2026-05-24)
Morozovsk-airbase activity
Radar: No change Exposed ground detected
Before (2026-05-09) Latest (2026-05-24)
Rostov-Southern-HQ activity
Radar: Minor change Fuel activity 13%
Before (2026-05-03) Latest (2026-05-23)
Brest-garrison activity
Radar: No change
Before (2026-05-05) Latest (2026-05-22)
Baranovichi-Belarus activity
Radar: No change Fuel activity 3%
Before (2026-05-07) Latest (2026-05-22)
Voronezh-Malshevo activity
Radar: Minor change Fuel activity 4%
Before (2026-05-03) Latest (2026-05-22)
Alabino-training activity
Radar: Minor change
Before (2026-05-19) Latest (2026-05-22)
Mulino-training activity
Radar: Moderate change
Before (2026-05-04) Latest (2026-05-22)
Millerovo-airbase activity
Radar: No change
Before (2026-05-07) Latest (2026-05-22)
Pogonovo-training activity
Radar: Minor change
Before (2026-05-20) Latest (2026-05-21)
Chernyakhovsk-airbase activity
Radar: No change

How sure we are

Last data: 2026-05-26 15:11 UTC

Basis: Sentinel-2 optical + Sentinel-1 SAR (revisit ~5 days)

Limitation: Cloud cover can block optical imagery. SAR provides backup but lower interpretability.

How we know

We analyze Sentinel-2 optical imagery (10m resolution) and Sentinel-1 SAR radar of monitored military sites. Changes are detected by comparing current imagery against seasonal baselines.

Primary source: Copernicus Sentinel-2 / Sentinel-1

Data sources Where this data comes from. Methodology How we measure and what the limitations are.