Russian efforts to create an alternative to Starlink are stalled, with all 16 satellites failing to reach the intended altitude

Russian efforts to create an alternative to Starlink are stalled, with all 16 satellites failing to reach the intended altitude

The US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) – an analytical center analyzing military conflicts and geopolitical events – reported on Monday that many of the “Rassvet” satellites, which are part of Russia’s planned “Starlink”-type communication network, remain at an altitude of 300–400 kilometers. Read more Dr. Agnia Grigas – about the choice to…

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