Russia began using the "Rosbet" satellite network to control UAVs over Ukraine -. Reuters The Russian "Rosbet" satellite communications system, an analogue of Starlink, is already being used to control UAVs. In March and July, 32 satellites were launched into orbit, and more launches are planned before the end of the year. Currently, communication stops due to an insufficient number of satellites. In the future, the system will allow the transmission of intelligence data in real time and the adjustment of attack UAV paths directly in flight. By 2035, the developer, "Office 1440", plans to deploy a constellation of more than 900 satellites.

Russia began using the "Rosbet" satellite network to control UAVs over Ukraine -. Reuters The Russian "Rosbet" satellite communications system, an analogue of Starlink, is already being used to control UAVs. In March and July, 32 satellites were launched into orbit, and more launches are planned before the end of the year. Currently, communication stops due to an insufficient number of satellites. In the future, the system will allow the transmission of intelligence data in real time and the adjustment of attack UAV paths directly in flight. By 2035, the developer, "Office 1440", plans to deploy a constellation of more than 900 satellites.