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2023-03-01 21:09:23+00:00
🇷🇴🇺🇦 About the movement of "Gepard" self-propelled antiaircraft guns on the territory of Romania
A few days ago Anatoliy Shariy published a video from Romanian territory with footage of the movement of military vehicles and claimed that they headed towards the border with the Ukraine allegedly as a part of the augmenting of the NATO force grouping.
Judging by the specific details, caught in the frame, it has been determined that the convoy with anti-aircraft self-propelled guns "Gepard" went through the town of Alba-Julia in the central part of Romania. The Romanian army has 36 units of this type.
Coordinates: 46.07931808586295, 23.56389280841535.
According to the recording, the 'Gepards' were moving to the south, away from the border with the Ukraine, not in its direction. This may be due to a routine exercise or transport movement to other areas, but augmenting of the NATO air defense force grouping is out of the question at this point.
Two facilities of the Romanian Armed Forces are located in Alba-Julia: the Mihai Vitezul military college, part of the training command, and the 136th Engineer Battalion "Apulum" of the 10th non-integrated engineering brigade of the Army Forces of Romania.
The direction of the convoy indicates that the destination was one of these facilities. There is a large vehicle depot in the southwest of the city where a large amount of vehicles, including anti-aircraft units, can easily be temporarily deployed.
BTW: The video is highly likely to be old and was filmed last December during preparations for the Alba-Julia parade.
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2023-03-02 16:13:41+00:00
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