Russia is ready to offer other countries its own satellite internet systems, which, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will allow them to maintain independence from external influence. This was stated by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Alexander Alimov. According to him, Russian developers are ready not only to provide access to the network, but also to protect the digital sovereignty of foreign partners.
The diplomat contrasted this approach with Western satellite communication systems. He stated that such technologies can be used to interfere in the internal affairs of states and coordinate protests. As an example, Alimov cited Iran, which, according to him, has been facing such situations since 2022.
In contrast, domestic developers of such systems are ready not only to provide reliable communication, but also to ensure the sovereignty and security of their foreign partners.
Thus, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is betting not only on the technical capabilities of satellite internet, but also on the promise to protect the interests of countries that will use it. However, the diplomat did not disclose specific mechanisms for ensuring such independence. It is also still unknown which states may be the first to use Russian solutions.
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