Război spațial. Satelitul „atacat” de Rusia transmitea imagini cu mega radarul construit în Kaliningrad • Newsweek România

Russia has constructed a large radar facility in Kaliningrad capable of monitoring NATO communications and detecting military assets up to 3,200 kilometers away. The Times reported that the facility, analyzed through commercial satellite images from Iceye, poses a significant threat to NATO countries. A Russian satellite, Kosmos-2612, maneuvered dangerously close to the Iceye-X36 satellite, which supports Ukraine, raising concerns about space security and potential military escalation. The radar's capabilities could enhance Russia's surveillance over Europe, particularly affecting NATO member states. Despite the provocative actions, there has been no official response from the U.S. Space Command or NATO regarding these developments.