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Russia uses secret satellites to spy on European communications in geostationary orbit, raising security concerns.
Since 2014, Russia has conducted repeated proximity operations in geostationary orbit using secretive Luch/Olymp satellites, maneuvering within five kilometers of European communications satellites like those from Eutelsat and Intelsat.
These maneuvers, often involving a pincer approach, suggest a signals intelligence mission aimed at intercepting secure command links and communications.
While not designed to destroy spacecraft, the activities raise concerns about long-term surveillance and potential future disruption, part of a broader strategy to pressure European nations supporting Ukraine.
The persistent, targeted nature of these operations highlights growing space-based espionage and underscores the need for international norms to prevent escalation.
Rusia utiliza satélites secretos para espiar las comunicaciones europeas en órbita geoestacionaria, lo que plantea preocupaciones de seguridad.