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Russia Launches Rassvet: The Starlink Rival That Uses Fewer Satellites

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Russia has successfully launched the first satellites in the Rassvet constellation, which will provide 5G communications and high-speed internet access. Due to their higher orbit, they will require far fewer satellites than the American Starlink system.

Rhod Mackenzie looks at the military and civilian significance of Rassvet, plus what measures are in place to ensure its smooth operation, despite the potential for disruption by an adversary?

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