Are These Satellite Images War Propaganda? ...Middle East

On February 20, the Russian Parliament had not yet authorized President Vladimir Putin to use military force outside the country, and Ukraine had not yet declared a state of emergency. In a television interview that day, Pentagon press secretary John Kirby maintained that Putin “has not conducted another invasion in Ukraine yet, and we still think there’s time to prevent that.” But to anyone who believed an invasion was imminent, the view from space seemed to prove it.On CNN, satellite images revealed that, according to the chyron, Russian ground forces were headed toward the Ukraine border. Some of the photos clearly showed Russian military activity, including lines of tanks. But some of th

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