A satellite purchased via a Ukrainian crowdfunding campaign took 4,173 images of Russia's targets in almost two years.

♲ @mlansbury@despora.de: Ukraine's crowdfunded satellite takes over 4,000 images of Russian facilities, military intelligence says A satellite purchased via a Ukrainian crowdfunding campaign took 4,173 images of Russia's targets in almost two years, Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) said on June 26. About 38% of all data received was used to prepare for attacks that caused "billions of dollars" in losses to Russia, according to HUR. Due to the ICEYE satellite, Ukraine obtained satellite images of 370 Russian airfields, 238 air defense and radio reconnaissance positions, 153 oil depots and fuel storage facilities, 147 missile, aircraft weapons and ammunition depots, and 17 naval bases. The satellite can also track the permanent deployment points of Russia's troops, their military camps, and mobilization centers, as well as monitor its military-industrial complex and logistics, including the illegally constructed Kerch Bridge in occupied Crimea. kyivindependent.com/ukraines-c… #RussianAggression#RussiaInvadedUkraine#crowdfunding#satellites

Ukraine’s# crowdfunded satellite takes over 4,000 images of Russian facilities, military intelligence says A #satellite purchased via a Ukrainian crowdfunding campaign took 4,173 images of Russia’s targets in almost two years, Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR) said on June 26. About 38% of all data received was used to prepare for attacks that caused “billions of dollars” in losses to #Russia, according to HUR. #RussianAggression#RussiaInvadedUkraine

🇺🇦 🇷🇺 A satellite purchased via a Ukrainian crowdfunding campaign took 4,173 images of Russia's targets in almost two years, #Ukraine's military intelligence said on June 26. About 38% of all data received was used to prepare for attacks that caused "billions of dollars" in losses to #Russia

Ukraine's crowdfunded satellite takes over 4,000 images of Russian facilities, military intelligence says A satellite purchased via a Ukrainian crowdfunding campaign took 4,173 images of Russia's targets in almost two years, Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) said on June 26.