This is extra scary news headlines.

Russia has left military units near the Ukrainian border after exercises, with the number of Russian troops in the area now totalling 90,000, the Ukrainian Defence Ministry said.
Russian armed forces recently held a series of large-scale drills, including with airborne troops, the ministry said late on Tuesday.

Be afraid! Run and hide!
They seem to be counting on the fact that you will not read very far into this article.

Satellite pictures supplied by U.S. space company Maxar Technologies showed around 1,000 military vehicles near the Russian town of Yelnya, about 250 km north of the Ukrainian border.

Uh, 250km is a long-ass way. This is what it looks like on Google maps.

Yeh. That doesn't look like a build-up to threaten Ukraine at all. It looks like it's a response to Belarus instead.

The Ukrainian Defence Ministry on Monday denied a media report that Russia was building up troops at the border, saying it had not observed an increase in forces or weaponry.

The only thing 'unusual' about those Russian movements "near Ukraine" is that they aren't actually near Ukraine. Which I guess qualifies as "unusual".

Maybe, just maybe, the Russians feel that they need a "running start" to invade Ukraine. Like when someone is going to do a long-jump in the Olympics. That's why they are concentrating their forces so far away from the border.

This just makes the Russians EXTRA scary.

Or maybe the American media just sucks big dog.