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FT: analysts say Russia's Rassvet satcom could start by 2027

Techmeme, citing the Financial Times, said analysts warned that Russia's Rassvet broadband satellite network could come online as early as 2027 after troubled development, with implications for drone strikes in Ukraine.

Techmeme on Monday highlighted a Financial Times report that analysts warned Russia's Rassvet broadband satellite network could come online as early as 2027 after a troubled development1.

The Techmeme item said Moscow's flagship space project would enable more deadly drone strikes deep inside Ukraine1.

The aggregator also said Russia is racing, with the remainder of that sentence truncated on the Techmeme page1.

The Financial Times article itself was not independently readable for this filing because of a paywall and access block, so further details, named analysts and any Russian response were not verified beyond Techmeme's summary1.

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  1. TechmemeAnalysts warn Russia's Rassvet broadband satellite network could come online as early as 2027 after its troubled development, enabling more deadly drone strikes (Financial Times)