Maxar showed satellite images of the Wagner PMC base in Belarus. There is no heavy equipment in the footage

The satellite company Maxar Technologies has shown new photos of the Wagner PMC base in Belarus. It is located near the town of Osipovichi, Mogilev region.

Maxar pictures were published by journalist Christian Triebert. In turn, experts from the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reported that these images show "hundreds of cars, small trucks and about 35 semi-trailers."

“Wagner PMC fighters in Belarus do not pose a military threat to Poland or Ukraine until they have mechanized equipment. But even then, they will not pose a serious threat to NATO,” the ISW report says.

In mid-July, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that Wagner PMC fighters handed over more than two thousand pieces of equipment to the department - hundreds of tanks, Grad and Uragan MLRS, Pantsir air defense systems, as well as self-propelled artillery mounts, armored personnel carriers and other weapons. In addition, the mercenaries of Yevgeny Prigozhin handed over to the Ministry of Defense more than two and a half thousand tons of various ammunition and about 20 thousand small arms.

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