Google denies changing the map service, which was previously exposed to open high-pixel satellite images of all strategic locations in Russia

　　Overseas Network, April 19. According to the Russian TASS news agency reported on the 18th, a Google spokesman said that Google has not changed its map service to disclose Russian military and strategic locations.

　　"We have not made any changes regarding the blurring of Russian satellite imagery," a Google spokesman said in response to TASS's request for comment.

　　Earlier media reports said that the Google Maps service began to provide satellite images of all Russian military and strategic installations at maximum resolution on the 18th.

At present, Russia's strategic locations, including various ICBM silos, command posts, secret test sites, etc., can be viewed at a resolution of about 0.5 meters per pixel.

(Overseas Net Yao Kaihong)