Google maps russian military base

Russian Military Forces: Interactive Map – gfsis.org

19.4.2022 — Misleading rumours spread on social media that Google Maps had revealed satellite images of Russia’s military infrastructure.

Google Maps denies revealing images of Russian military …

Google Maps denies revealing images of Russian military infrastructure | Euronews

9.9.2017 — Map of Russian Naval bases and related objects.

Misleading reports about Google Maps were widely shared on social media.

Google disclosed Russia’s military bases! – YouTube

Google denies Ukrainian reports it unblurred satellite Maps imagery in Russia – The Verge

Google is denying claims from multiple viral tweets that it’s removed any censorship of Russian military bases on Google Maps.

Google denies Ukrainian reports it unblurred satellite …

In Google Maps you can see the secret military facilities of Russia • Mezha.Media

Google Maps mapping service stopped hiding secret military and strategic objects of Russia. They used to be hidden, but now anyone can view them in the most

In Google Maps you can see the secret military facilities of …

Correction: Google has not changed its blurring policies in Russia | Ars Technica

The satellite images may be a boon to open source intelligence analysts.

Google has not changed its blurring policies in Russia

The Russian military bases visible on Google Maps: Ukraine posts ‘uncensored’ satellite pictures | Daily Mail Online

Among the sites viewable are Russia’s sole decrepit aircraft carrier, a nuclear weapons storage base, the advanced Su-57 fighter jet and air bases in strategic regions of Kurks and Kamchatka.

The Russian military bases visible on Google Maps

Russian Naval Bases – Google My Maps

Google Denies Removing Blurring For Russia’s Military Sites – The Moscow Times

This story was corrected at 8:39 a.m. on Tuesday to include a denial by Google Maps, and an update on images circulating online. Google Maps denied reports Monday that it had made Russia’s strategic facilities visible to users, allegedly revealing details of the country’s military infrastructure. “We haven’t made any blurring changes to our satellite imagery in Russia,” Google spokesperson Genevieve Park said in an email quoted by U.S. media site The Verge. Images circulating online Monday of nuclear weapons stores, submarines, and military bases in Russia were likely genuine, but visible on Google Maps long before the conflict in Ukraine.