As such it reveals many new Russian positions, incursions and artillery attacks into Ukraine
The most important one is the location that shows a battery of BUKs:
UPDATE Now Yandex shows Russian BUK battery near Marynivka in its full glory #MH17 http://t.co/J1dhMeOWi4 @finriswolf pic.twitter.com/d9J3S5w6LH— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
Some more (other kind of) vehicles can be seen nearby too: https://t.co/1IeSpQ0JSl pic.twitter.com/20BZuYMY6I— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
MLRS and artillery positions
Yandex reveals yet another not seen before MLRS & artillery location from Russia into Ukraine https://t.co/DPdaoBb0QE pic.twitter.com/83vuX6Ygju— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
Yandex also shows a lot of Russian artillery positions at height of Komsomolske-Telmanove. pic.twitter.com/19trsHCgRz— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
But Yandex also revelas this battery of D-30 heavy artillery a little bit more south. https://t.co/wDcOMs988M pic.twitter.com/lAw3IvxuHy— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
This one is interesting, because the burned areas are large and there are only two (times two) positions. It means this must have been something (substantially) bigger than GRAD:
Yandex reveals Russian MLRS attack into Ukraine bigger than GRAD: Uragan, Smerch or Tochka-U? https://t.co/WnPAkhSgRO pic.twitter.com/lmHJonUa1m— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 19, 2015
Invasion and supply-route to Dmytrivka
Yandex reveals where Russians crossed the border to arm and supply their militia in Dmytrivka https://t.co/4hnqqMuW3A pic.twitter.com/wIcjIqzmNj— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
A larger map:
In Dmytrivka the Russians established a HQ at a former Ukrainian Border Guard building, where they had tortured and possibly killed Ukrainian POWs. See this blog.
Massive invasion to cut-off Ukrainian troops at Saur-Mogila and Stepanivka
Yandex shows where Russians massively crossed border to cut off Ukraine army at Saur Mogila https://t.co/GKxm2BHixZ pic.twitter.com/HUMVmnwdVu— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
The wide tracks look similar to the tracks of the invasion that ambushed the retreating Ukrainian troops from Ilovaisk. See this blog. Or this one.Yandex still shows some military vehicles on that invasion route into Ukraine. https://t.co/UyOpWk4xGX @JmmJhnsn pic.twitter.com/GgyyxDKvsE— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 18, 2015
Russian field ammunition depot
Yandex reveals a Russian field ammunition depot south of Marynivka https://t.co/mKtcELMAuZ via @ravelin_by pic.twitter.com/mlooUGdeTc— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 19, 2015
It turns out that Google Earth now also shows the Russian ammunition depot south of Marynivka. pic.twitter.com/fFYLLtC4CZ— Ukraine@war (@DajeyPetros) May 19, 2015
Note the long white truck that looks like the trucks used for the so-called 'humanitarian aid' convoys.
A photo of this depot:
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