So far, at the orbit at the Bundeswehr disposal there is only 8-10 satellites.
The German Ministry of Defense plans to create its own satellite group in space such as Starlink by 2029. It was written by the Handelsblatt newspaper.
We talk about creating a network of several hundred satellites that will perform the activities of strategic importance – from ensuring communication to world observation.
The German Ministry of the Ministry of Defense was confirmed in the publication, the preparation of the project was condemned, but he refused to disclose details for national security factors. According to him, the department is now considering the various options for implementing this initiative, and the purpose of the priority is to strengthen Germany’s potential in the field of intelligence in space.
According to experts, the cost of creating a full -fledged satellite group can reach 10 billion euros. So far, only 8-10 satellites are in the orbit.
To date, Germany, like many other European countries, has relied more on the cosmic infrastructure of its allies, especially the United States. However, after Donald Trump’s return to the White House, the EU was skeptical about the stability of the previous one who had reached Washington agreements.
Remember, according to media reports, Germany for some time accessing Ukraine on Satellite Internet Network, managed by the French company Eutelsat and which is an alternative to Starlink mask terminals.
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