Wagner camp in Belarus has 750 pieces of equipment. PHOTO

The satellite image, taken on the morning of 25 July by Planet Labs, shows about 750 pieces of equipment at the Wagner PMC camp in the village of Tsel, Osipovichi district, Belarus.

This was reported by Censor.NET with reference to Radio Liberty.

As far as the quality of the satellite image allows, we can say that there are only 754 objects that look like military equipment. If there is heavy military equipment among them, its number is minimal.

At least in the camp, it is visible:

62 tilt trucks;
534 vehicles with dimensions similar to UAZ pick-up trucks, vans, UAZ minibuses (the so-called "bukhanky"), Gazelle minibuses, UAZ Patriots, and passenger cars;
33 buses of various modifications;
99 trucks of various modifications, including platforms with equipment, which seems to be mainly construction equipment;
26 trucks or similar sized vehicles with military colours. These could be Ural trucks, KamAZ trucks or armoured vehicles

Since the last count on 19 July, the number of vehicles has increased by approximately 269. In general, the appearance, colours and type of vehicles are very similar to those observed in recent days in videos of trucks with equipment spotted on the M5 Gomel-Minsk highway near Osipovichi.

According to the Belarusian Hayun monitoring group, which monitors military activity in the country, a total of 11 convoys with equipment that may belong to Wagner mercenaries have arrived in Belarus since 15 July. The last of them arrived last night. In total, the project has counted about 829 pieces of equipment that have arrived in the country.