(Satellite image © 2022 Maxar Technologies/Getty Images) Recording building damage Maxar satellite image from November 30, 2022, shows a Russian military facility that was built in Mariupol, Ukraine. Flooding in cities along the Dnieper River after the Kakhovka Dam collapse.Images of schools and apartments that Russia bombed in Bakhmut.Damage to Ukraine’s agricultural output caused by Russia’s war.Satellite images that disproved Russia’s claims that killings in Bucha were staged.By doing so, the company said it helped to “ tell a more accurate story of the war” and combat disinformation. Over the past year, Maxar said it provided imagery of more than 200 news events to journalists around the world. Shortly after Russia’s 2022 invasion began, Maxar Technologies, of Westminster, Colorado, captured satellite imagery of a 64-kilometer convoy of Russian vehicles heading to Kyiv. (Satellite image © 2022 Maxar Technologies/Getty Images) Telling the story Maxar satellite image of the southern end of a large Russian military convoy near Antonov Airport near Kyiv, Ukraine, February 28, 2022. firms have donated their technology to the Ukrainian government while others provided it free to the media.
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