Russian spy spacecraft have intercepted Europe’s key satellites, officials believe
European security officials believe that two Russian spy satellites, Luch-1 and Luch-2, have intercepted the communications of key European satellites, potentially compromising sensitive information and allowing Moscow to manipulate or destroy them. These satellites have been shadowing European satellites for several years, particularly since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The satellites are suspected of gathering signals intelligence, and their activities pose a significant threat to European security.
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