The decline of Russia's ELINT satellite programmes

Article Abstract:

The Russian Electronic Intelligence satellite program first made use of Tselina-O satellites, starting in 1967, and later incorporated other satellites as they were developed. The program has suffered from budget cuts, and the frequency of launches has been decreased.

Satellite industry, Electronic intelligence

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The decline of the Russian navigation satellite programme

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The Soviet Union launched its first navigation satellite in 1967, and new applications and technologies have been added over the years. However, the navigation satellite program has declined sharply, especially at the beginning of the 21st century.

Telecommunications systems, Scientific satellites

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Decline of the Russian early warning satellite programme

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Details of the building and launching of various Russian early warning satellites are presented. There have been problems with some of the satellites, including short lifespans, and the number of launches have been reduced.

Military policy, Defense spending, Reconnaissance satellites

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