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Russia to launch 318 satellites by 2028 to counter Starlink

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Russia is developing a new satellite communication system named Rassvet, designed to include 318 low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites.
The project is being developed by Bureau 1440 and is intended to counteract the capabilities of the Starlink network.
The Rassvet satellite system is expected to be operational by the year 2028.
This development marks a significant investment by Russia in expanding its satellite communication capabilities.
Further details on the functionality and specific features of Rassvet have yet to be announced.

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Russia is developing a new satellite communication system named Rassvet, designed to include 318 low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites.
The project is being developed by Bureau 1440 and is intended to counteract the capabilities of the Starlink network.
The Rassvet satellite system is expected to be operational by the year 2028.
This development marks a significant investment by Russia in expanding its satellite communication capabilities.
Further details on the functionality and specific features of Rassvet have yet to be announced.

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