Russian Military Satellite Stalks U.S. Radar Satellite in Orbit
Observers said the Russian satellite maneuvered intentionally, closing to within 1-2 km of the Finnish-built radar satellite and possibly setting up a near-miss.
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Russian Military Satellite Stalks Ukraine-Linked Spy Satellite in Orbit, Closing In to Just 5 Km
A Russian military satellite has approached within approximately 5 kilometers (3 miles) of a commercial radar satellite operated by ICEYE, a company providing satellite imagery used by Ukraine’s military.
The Russian military satellite Kosmos-2612 got close to the commercial radar satellite ICEYE-X36, owned by an American company of Finnish origin
The Russian military satellite Kosmos-2612 got close to the commercial radar satellite ICEYE-X36, owned by an American company of Finnish origin.According to space object observation experts, the Russian spacecraft performed a series...
It appears that a Russian satellite has been tracking a European satellite providing intelligence to Ukraine for about two weeks. This is reported by…
What’s Up With That Russian Spacecraft Closing in on Finland Radar Satellite?
Russia’s Cosmos-2612 satellite has made a series of maneuvers that have made it almost perfectly co-planar with the radar satellite ICEYE-X36. ICEYE is natively European, founded in Finland. Bart Hendrickx, a longtime observer of the Russian space program, reports that, in the past two days or so, the Russian spacecraft has made a further orbit […]
In Poland, the Russian military satellite approached the satellite company ICEYE, which the Polish army uses to track targets inside Russia, writes Ineria. In levelling their orbits, experts see the intention of the Russians to attack the European satellite.
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