Nearly 50 Companies Involved in Producing Russia's Starlink Alternative, 23 Not Under International Sanctions, HUR Says
HUR said the network is being built for military use and could help Russian forces control drones and support hybrid operations.
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Ukraine Unmasks Who’s Behind Russia’s Starlink Rival Built for War
Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has identified 49 Russian and Belarusian companies involved in developing Rassvet, Moscow’s planned alternative to SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet network, which Ukrainian intelligence says is being designed primarily for military operations.
Nearly 50 companies involved in producing Russia's Starlink alternative, 23 not under international sanctions, HUR says
Rassvet's planned coverage is expected to focus primarily on Ukraine and Europe, HUR said, warning that the system could also support Russian hybrid operations against other countries.
The Russian satellite communications project Dawn is primarily for military purposes, and the planned coverage covers Ukraine and the EU.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has released detailed information about dozens of Russian and Belarusian enterprises involved in the
23 companies from the GUR list are still not under sanctions
Ukraines Military Intelligence Reveals Details of Russias Starlink-Style Project
Ukraine’s HUR published data on 49 Russian and Belarusian companies linked to Russia’s low-Earth-orbit broadband project Rassvet, led by Bureau 1440 under IKS Holding and involving Roscosmos.
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