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The Russian-Ukrainian war has extended into space. Ukraine struck the Progress rocket and space center in the city of Samara, which manufactures Soyuz-2 rockets used to launch satellites for Russia’s Rasvet network, a rival to Starlink. Seeking to reduce its dependence on the United States and Starlink, Kyiv launched the experimental Obria Nano satellite in partnership with Danish company GomSpace, as a step toward an independent communications network expected to comprise around 245 satellites. It has also conducted at least three tests to intercept targets in near space. Experts warn that the militarization of space is accelerating, while Ukraine seeks to develop capabilities to counter Oreshnik missiles and address jamming and other threats to satellites.
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