Russia expanding military presence near Finnish border, satellite imagery reveals
Russia is steadily expanding its military infrastructure near the Finnish border, including in Arctic areas, according to newly analyzed satellite imagery reviewed by The New York Times. The buildup—confirmed by NATO officials—includes new vehicle warehouses, fighter jet shelter renovations, and reactivated helicopter bases, signaling a long-term strategy shift as the war in Ukraine drags on.
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