Although Moscow publicly denies plans to attack NATO countries, the growing stockpiles and expansion of military infrastructure near Northern Europe’s borders are telling another story.

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The findings suggest that despite heavy battlefield losses in Ukraine, Russia’s defense industry continues to produce and repair armored vehicles while rebuilding its reserves.

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Satellite imagery shows that the 22nd Central Tank Reserve Base in Bui, Kostroma region, has received new T-90M tanks and BTR-82A armored personnel carriers between October 2025 and October 2026.

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Meanwhile, Russia’s 349th Central Tank Storage Base in Topchikha, Altai Krai, has also reportedly received significant quantities of military equipment, including potentially hundreds of additional vehicles.

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Russia is replenishing previously depleted military storage bases with newly manufactured tanks and armored vehicles, according to an investigation by Radio Liberty. One of these bases is just 500 km from the Russian border with NATO. 📹: Covert Cabal

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