Russia's Bureau 1440 has launched a second batch of low-orbit satellites for the Rassvet high-speed internet system, according to the OSINTdefender channel. The first customer tests of satellite internet are expected to begin in 2026.
Russia's Bureau 1440 has successfully launched a second batch of low-orbit satellites for the Rassvet high-speed internet system, according to the OSINTdefender channel. The launch follows the initial deployment of 16 satellites in March. The first customer tests of the satellite internet service are expected to begin in 2026. No independent confirmation of the launch was available at the time of reporting. The Rassvet system is a low-orbit satellite internet constellation developed by Russia.
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- DevelopingRussia says it downed 430 Ukrainian drones overnight, including 91 over Moscow
- DevelopingRussia says Ukraine launched over 400 drones at Moscow overnight
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