Iran says it can’t use Russia’s intelligence satellite
- August 7, 2022
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The Iranian space agency announced that the control of the satellite, which is planned to be launched from Baikonur with the help of Russia, will be carried out
The Iranian space agency announced that the control of the satellite, which is planned to be launched from Baikonur with the help of Russia, will be carried out by Iranian experts.
Ukrinform reported that this information was made public by the Iranian government agency IRNA.
The message referring to the Iranian Space Agency said, “The Khayyam Earth remote sensing satellite, which will be launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome on August 9 with the help of the Soyuz-2.1b launch vehicle, belongs to Iran.”
It was emphasized that all orders regarding the management and operation of this satellite will be carried out and given in the territory of the Islamic geography by Iranian experts immediately after the launch, “subordinate to the space bases belonging to the Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies”. Republic of Iran.”
In addition, the agency added that the news in some mass media that the images taken from this satellite are used for military purposes in other countries are not true.
It will be reminded that the information in the press that the intelligence satellite, which is expected to be put into orbit by Russia on the order of Iran, will first be used to monitor Ukraine.
Photo: IRNA
Source: Ukrinform
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