Russia: Pentagon Coordinates, and Western Defense Staff Released

The Russian space agency (Roskosmos) has released the coordinates of Western defense staffs, including the US Pentagon and the NATO summit site, saying that Western satellite operators are working on behalf of Russia’s enemy.

Dmitry Rogozin, head of Roskosmos, told RIA Novosti: “The whole consortium of private and state-owned satellites is now working exclusively for our enemy.”

Members of the US-led NATO military alliance have made no secret of the fact that they are sending weapons to help Ukraine resist the Russian invasion.

The US satellite imagery company Maxar, whose clients include the US Department of Defense, has published several photos taken over Ukraine and Russia before the invasion began in February.

These include photos showing the deployment of Russian troops near Ukraine, when Russia denied any intention of invading.

“Today begins the NATO summit in Madrid, during which Western countries will declare that Russia is their worst enemy,” Rogozin wrote on the social media channel Telegram.

“Roskosmos publishes satellite photos of the summit site and of the ‘decision centers’ themselves who support the Ukrainian nationalists.”

The post includes satellite photos of the site of the Madrid summit, the Pentagon, the White House in Washington, British government buildings in central London, the German Chancellery and the German parliament in Berlin, Berlin, of the French President in Paris and other government buildings in Paris.

“At the same time, we are giving the coordinates of these buildings,” Rogozin wrote, adding “just in case.”

Coordinates, referred to as degrees of latitude and longitude, are freely available.

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