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They've provided images to the u.s. government, their biggest customer. how much does the u.s. tell you where to look? >> they tell us where the satellites are and the imagery. the same as with google maps for example. >> reporter: will the intelligence community, for example, say, we know there has been a war crime committed. there are mass graves, for example, train your satellites there, and push out those images to the press? >> they actually, they might ask us to make the collections but they do not influence or ask us to necessarily put out what we're putting out to the public. >> report...

Down to the place, the time and the moment. it's having that kind of fidelity of data that we now have that makes that possible. i think it will play an important part. >> reporter: now, each one of those russian ships that we showed you in that satellite imagery has a capacity of 30,000 tons, 30 town tons of grain sailing away. russia does deny they're stealing this grain, but what they are not taking they're targeting and blocking from leaving ukraine. of course, this is devastating for ukraine, for the ukrainian economy. and for the world as well which is so reliant on food from ukraine. at...

Ukraine, with satellite image impressive both in quality and how it's used. >> before, this was only available in the halls of cia or former friendly governments now we can show it on cnn. >> we're keeping a close eye on that column of vehicles. that convoy. >> reporter: they alerted the world to the famous 40-mile russian convoy outside of kyiv. the rows of hundreds of mass graves in mariupol, potential war trials in bucha and the aftermath in the mariupol theater. >> this is in the final stages of getting shipped very soon. >> reporter: we were given a rare tour of maxar by the ceo dan jablo...

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Without personnel in Ukraine, the United States has been forced to rely on alternative intelligence streams to understand what's happening there, including commercial satellite companies that have come into play. The National...