Yelyna, Russia, which is about 80 miles east of Belarus, has a view of tanks, artillery, and tents.
Satellite photos show a build-up of Russia's military near Ukraine.
With tens of thousands of troops deployed nearby, Russia denied having plans to invade.
The US has said that an attack could happen at any time.
Satellite imagery shows Russia's military presence near Ukraine as fears of an invasion grow.
Maxar Technologies collected photos of what it says are Russian forces deployed to positions from 10 to 100 miles of the Ukrainian border in western Russia.
Most of the photos from the well-known commercial satellite imagery firm were taken this week.
A view of armored personnel carriers and trucks at a facility in Russia, about 10 miles from the border with Ukraine.
Russia has massed tens of thousands of troops near the Ukrainian border while making demands of the US and NATO that are simply non-starters, such as prohibiting Ukraine and Georgia from joining NATO and restricting the alliance's eastward expansion.
Satellite image of equipment deployed to facility in Klimovo, Russia.
Russian officials said during high-level talks with the US and its allies last week that Russia has no plans to invade Ukraine, despite Russia's unusual force posture near its neighbor.
The units were deployed to Yelya, Russia.
Russia made no commitment to de-escalate tensions, putting the burden on the US and NATO. There was no major breakthrough on either side of the talks.
The view of Russian battle groups is on a satellite.
"We know that there are plans in place to increase that force even more on very short notice," Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday.
There is a view of tanks, artillery, and tents at the Pogonovo training area, 100 miles from the Ukrainian border.
He said that this gives Russian President Putin the ability to take further aggressive action against Ukraine, and that this has not only the US' attention, but also that of allies and partners in Europe.
The White House warned that Russia could launch an attack on Ukraine.
A view of a military facility in Klintsy, Russia, is shown in a satellite image.
An administration official told reporters in December that "Russian plans call for a military offensive against Ukraine as soon as early 2022, with an estimated 175,000 personnel, along with armor, artillery and equipment."
The US had information that Russia had put operatives in Ukraine for a possible invasion.
A view of battle groups at a training area in Russia.
President Joe Biden thinks that Putin will launch an offensive against Ukraine and that he has to do something about it.
Biden said that Putin has never seen sanctions like the ones he promised to impose if he moves on Ukraine.
The original article is on Business Insider.
President Biden said on Thursday that he made it clear to Russian President Putin that if any Russian units move across the Ukrainian border, that is an invasion. Biden said that an invasion of Russia would be met with a severe economic response from the U.S. and its allies.
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