Russian military personnel have fully established internet communications without using the American satellite system Starlink. Journalist Aleksandr Sladkov reported this, citing the commander of one of the brigades.
Well, all internet communications have come back to life. As my friend, the brigade commander, said: "Everything is as before, I can see everything, I control everything. Only now this is not a foreign Starlink, but my internet, and now I do not think about whether it will be switched off or not switched off."
The journalist added that all that remains is to wait for the appearance of a full-fledged low-orbit constellation.
The introduction of aerostats with relay transmitters and airborne command posts on aircraft is also expected, so that communications operate as efficiently as possible.
In February, it became known that the Starlink satellite communications system on Geran-3 drones and BM-35 "Italmas" stopped working. This limitation made it impossible to use long-range fixed-wing UAVs, but the problem was resolved.
Let us recall that Russia is developing its own satellite system for monitoring ground targets, Rassvet, which will become an analogue of Starlink.