NATO confirms that Russia sends tanks to Ukraine

NATO released an article with images about movements in the Russian camp near Novocherkassk.

You can read it here.

It contains this satellite image:

It shows THREE tanks on loaders.

In Google maps, this is the camp:



So now we know where the tanks came from too.

Unfortunately the article states that these loaders entered Ukraine at the Dovzhanskyy border crossing, 'because Ukrainian officials said so'.

As pointed out in this article, a loader has been spotted with a tank driving through fields and an empty one has been spotted near Millerovo. So I still think it is more likely they took the 'unofficial road' into Ukraine.


One word for all the trolls: go find a honorable job please!


Also see: all the evidence you need that Russia transported tanks across the border.
Also see Empty trailer evidence for transport of the tanks


And one word to NATO: Could you please check the flight path of the SU-25 attacking the park and administration building in Lugansk too now? It might have been Russian too you know!!! See this article.

All the evidence that three RUSSIAN T-64B tanks secredly crossed the border

1.
The Russian army has been training in the area of Millerovo in May, which is VERY close to the border with Ukraine. For what? What where they training for?
How to cross the border of course (with or without a fight).

2.
All of a sudden three T-64Bs showing up in Snizhne. It seems as if they dropped out of thin air, because we do have reports and movies from Snizhne, Torez, Makeekva and now they are in Donetsk. But we don't have any movies of them travelling from Lugansk to Snizhne for instance or from Dolzhansky to Snizhne. They just suddenly appear in Snizhne. How did they get there?

3.
The PERFECT area to cross the border UNSEEN is between Millerovo and Dyakove. It is a small insignificant crossing and the area is on both sides in (pro)Russian control.

4.
A trailer has been spotted transporting a T-64B in the Rostov area (which is Russian). But it has not been possible to EXATLY geolocate it yet.

5.
But, a Russian unit is spotted in Millerovo with exactly such a trailer making a fake story about Ukraine violating the borders with Russia.
The story is fake because the BMP it concerns is Russian and rusty, what means it had been standing there for a while already (must have been bogged down there during the training in May).

The trailer on that spot is evidence that a tank can be transported to and from that area on a trailer.

6.
When Russia blames Ukraine for using GRADs it means THEY use GRADs themselves! When Russia blames Ukraine for crossing the border, it means THEY crossed the border THEMSELVES.

7.
This operation has been planned in advance (of course). To cover it up and to give the trolls an excuse, three days earlier Russian media published some very unspecific, fake messages that the rebels had captured three tanks. Nobody gave much attention to it, because there was no location, no fight, no Ukrainian info about defecting or surrendering units, nothing. But when the tanks showed up, they refer to it as evidence.


Ok, so what more proof do you need?

Conclusion:
THREE RUSSIAN T-64Bs CROSSED THE BORDER INTO UKRAINE.

(If you have corrections or additions, please let me know.)


For more details look here.

Also see A T72 spotted and destroyed in Snizhne?
Also see Fresh convoy with three T-64Bs drive to Donetsk.
Also see the situation with the different border crossings.


UPDATE:
NATO confirms three tanks have been put on loaders from the Russian camp at Novocherkassk and left.

Empty Russian trailer near Millerovo evidence for transport of T-64Bs across Russian border.

Today this tweet appeared with a photo of a T-64B on a trailer, supposedly coming from Russia to bring a tank, probably from Crimea, to Ukraine:

Ростовской область:#Россия перебрасывает бывшие украинские танки Т-64БВ,захваченные в Крыму,к украинской границе #АТО pic.twitter.com/YCkOLNDBO7
— Тому Що ЗайКа (@rfcnf) June 13, 2014

The problem is: how do you know for sure AND this could be anywhere? Isn't it?

 If we could find the exact location of this trailer, it would be much more helpful.

Look here to see how a column with three tanks traveled from Snizhne to Donetsk.

Tonight this video appeared:



It is a Russian news item that claims that a Ukrainian BMP crossed the border into Russia and thus violated the border. Here are screenshots and guess what? There is our trailer!!!
 

Interesting details is that the number plate is RUSSIAN... :-).

This is a Russian army number plate:

This is a Ukrainian army number plate:

This is the number plate on the trailer:

 

The location mentioned in the video is Millerovo.
That can be found here:



And this is EXACTLY in the area that would make an excellent drop-off point for transported tanks to the Ukraine.

Here is why:

Red = confirmed locations of convoy with three T-64B tanks.
Blue = border with Russia
1-3 = possible border crossings
Yellow = connecting the dots... route the tanks have taken.

Crossing #1 is Marinovka and is highly contested, but still in Ukrainian control. Impossible to cross here.
Crossing #3 is Dolzhansky. This one is (pro)Russian controlled. The problem with this entry is that it is a big crossing. When a trailer with tanks would cross there, many people would film it. And that would be a problem of course.
Crossing #2 Dyakove. (pro)Russian controlled and more like a trackway. Ideal for sneaking across the border unseen.

The claim that a Ukrainian BMP crossed the border here is really outrageous, because Russia controls both sides of this border :-).


Another incredible disturbing detail:

Russian Army trained near #Millerovo in May, and now they found a Ukrainian BTR there? Give me a break. #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/Os43QGxxVp
— Jerry Popowicz (@JerryPopowicz) June 13, 2014

They TRAINED here!!! It means they knew the area. Familiar terrain. They trained to CROSS THE BORDER...

@djp3tros Yes. They probably trained for this obvious setup! pic.twitter.com/9zs8bOK0sB
— Jerry Popowicz (@JerryPopowicz) June 13, 2014

@hellmuthcstuven @cbrulak @djp3tros This is from training near Millerovo in May. Here's another photo. pic.twitter.com/oa6xKoObYa
— Jerry Popowicz (@JerryPopowicz) June 13, 2014

Now have a look at the BMP:

This looks EXACTLY like one of those used during the exercize.
Now look at this:



It got stuck. And this:

It is RUSTED!

It means this thing has been standing there for a while already!

Likely scenario:

In May the Russians trained in this area very close to the border. To do what? Training to cross of course.

One of their BMPs got stuck.

They send in at least one trailer with a T-64B to cross the border to Ukraine. The trailer is supposed to pick up the BMP and take it back. Meanwhile they seize the opportunity to make a story for Russian tv that a Ukrainian BMP crossed the border...



Also see All the evidence you need that three T-64Bs crossed the border.
Also see A T72 spotted and destroyed in Snizhne?
Also see Fresh convoy with three T-64Bs drive to Donetsk.
Also see the situation with the different border crossings.