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Ukraine war accelerates Europe’s push for sovereign satellite communications

Ukraine is seeking a replacement for Starlink, while Europe advances the IRIS2 satellite communications program. The conflict is accelerating competition over sovereign satellite constellations.

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Loss of dependable satellite communications could affect military operations and civilian connectivity in Ukraine.

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