A Baltic watchdog has released footage of a massive amount of US military equipment being prepared for shipment from the Polish port of Gdynia.
The military equipment is said to be that of the US Army’s 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division. Some Eastern European media reports claim that at least some of the equipment, which appears to be the length of several football fields, is headed for Kiev.
The footage shows hundreds of heavy military vehicles, including armored personnel carriers, tanks and armored trucks.
According to several people, the equipment is clearly headed to Ukraine, but the source widely distributing the recordings, Baltic Security, wrote that the equipment is in the Polish port “they are there in preparation for redeployment to the continental United States after serving in Operation Atlantic Resolve”.
The Russian Sputnik he notedthat “however, some Polish and Ukrainian media outlets did not think twice about claiming that some of the military equipment shown in the video will be transferred to Ukraine, where Russia continues its special military operation”.
What is really interesting, however, is that neither the White House nor the Pentagon has yet commented on the case.
“The admission comes at a time when the United States has already pledged more than $100 billion in security and military aid to Kiev since the start of the war” the state publication continued. Given that the Ukrainian front lines, especially in Bakhmut, have been asking for even more ammunition and equipment – it would be surprising if all that hardware in the queue didn’t end up going to Ukraine.
Equipment belonging to the @USArmy ???????? 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division staged at the Port of Gdynia, Poland ???????? in preparation for redeployment to the continental United States after serving in the Operation #AtlanticResolveFeb. 22, 2023. #StrongerTogether pic.twitter.com/sqK5U3UbWZ
— Baltic Security (@balt_security) March 4, 2023