Russians receive new satellite terminals after Starlink shutdowns
After Starlink terminals were disabled, Russian forces began receiving new satellite internet terminals at various front-line positions.
According to Serhiy Beskrestnov, advisor to the Minister of Defence, Russia is using several high-speed satellite internet providers, including satellites from Yamal and Express.
These terminals are shaped like round or oval dishes, similar to television antennas.
Experts noted that the new dishes are oriented in a southeast or southern direction at an azimuth of 110–180 degrees. This complicates their verification, as the design without protective covers allows for better connectivity.
The situation on the front has become more difficult for Russia after the Starlink shutdowns, requiring rapid adaptation to new technological conditions.
Meanwhile, the enemy has reduced drone attacks on the Pokrovsk direction following Starlink restrictions.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine also released data on 21 Russian enterprises involved in the development and production of drones used in the war against Ukraine.
