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Russia is also building miles of trenches, and pillboxes — small structures for their troops to shoot from. The fortifications could slow Ukraine’s army, but they are effective only if manned correctly. https://t.co/HrRu0D4xrG https://t.co/BNbxqwqjH2 — PolitiTweet.org

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Among the defenses are miles-long rows of concrete pyramids known as dragon’s teeth and deep ditches called tank traps. Both are designed to slow Ukrainian vehicles and force them into preset positions where Russian forces can target them. https://t.co/HrRu0D4xrG https://t.co/bHl4d47lB2 — PolitiTweet.org

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The Times analyzed satellite radar data on physical changes to the earth’s surface. That, along with high-resolution satellite imagery, reveals multiple rows of Russian defenses lining major highways just behind the Russian frontlines. https://t.co/HrRu0D55he https://t.co/N11hwbDFZQ — PolitiTweet.org

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