SECURITYMay 25 · 05:05 UTCASIA TIMESStephen Bryen

Russia’s military satellite moves signal new Ukraine war surge

Russia repositioned five of six Cosmos military satellites between May 14-20, aligning them with ICEYE-X36, a satellite operated by Finnish-American company ICEYE. This orbital adjustment suggests potential strategic coordination or surveillance activities amid the Ukraine war.

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