German firms plan satellite network
Rheinmetall and OHB consider creating a low-orbit satellite constellation focused on NATO's eastern flank
The company Rheinmetall, together with the space consortium OHB, is discussing the creation of a joint venture aimed at developing a group of satellites in low Earth orbit. The planned system could become a "German equivalent" of the American Starlink. According to Financial Times, the main focus will be on ensuring reliable connectivity and communications on NATO's eastern flank. Official representatives of both companies have not yet publicly confirmed the project, but discussions are underway.
Context
Starlink, launched by SpaceX, provides global internet service via low Earth orbit satellites and has become a significant element of NATO's geopolitical strategy.
Rheinmetall and OHB are considering creating a satellite network similar to Starlink, focusing on NATO's eastern flank.
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