Russia launches two military satellites into public space this year

Russian Defense Minister, Sergei Shoigu, announced that the country intends to launch a new military satellite of the “Meridian-M” type into space before the end of this year, according to RT.

“In order to support the constellation of telecommunications and link satellites, which means to start operating this satellite in the Arctic, “and an area of ​​more than 3 million square kilometers,” the minister said.

Decided to upgrade the operation was released to resume flying.

Sent, to, during the period of its transmission, in the transmission transmission phase

The Meridian-M is a second-generation remote consulting and advisory satellite, designed to replace the “Lightning” and “Rainbow” satellites for the Ministry of Defense, and these satellites are expected to operate in Earth years.