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In yet another TikTok video of a military train, researchers spotted a Kasta-2-2 radar station. We checked the carriage ID in a railcar tracker and found out the train was going to Crimea from Chita in the Russian Far East.
In yet another TikTok video of a military train, researchers spotted a Kasta-2-2 radar station. We checked the carriage ID in a railcar tracker and found out the train was going to Crimea from Chita in the Russian Far East.
https://twitter.com/Michael1Sheldon/status/1384541316466499586
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The train was going to Aivazovskaya station in Crimea which we earlier noted as an unloading site for trains carrying elements of the 58th army from North Caucasus, which presumably ended up at a training ground in eastern Crimea.
The train was going to Aivazovskaya station in Crimea which we earlier noted as an unloading site for trains carrying elements of the 58th army from North Caucasus, which presumably ended up at a training ground in eastern Crimea.
https://twitter.com/CITeam_en/status/1383752901139439621
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Kasta radars are known to be used by radiotechnical regiments attached to anti-air divisions and air bases.
The only unit like this in the area is the 342nd Radiotechnical Regiment.
This is the first unit of Eastern Military District we've seen going to Crimea.
Kasta radars are known to be used by radiotechnical regiments attached to anti-air divisions and air bases.
The only unit like this in the area is the 342nd Radiotechnical Regiment.
This is the first unit of Eastern Military District we've seen going to Crimea.
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This ever-expanding geography of Russian troops redeployment to Crimea and the Russian-Ukrainian border is certainly cause for more concern.
We will continue to monitor the situation closely.
This ever-expanding geography of Russian troops redeployment to Crimea and the Russian-Ukrainian border is certainly cause for more concern.
We will continue to monitor the situation closely.
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