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Russia's Bureau 1440 unveils 700 Mbps satellite terminal as domestic LEO programme advances

Published 12 October 2026

Russian LEO satellite operator Bureau 1440 has publicly presented its terminal lineup, including the ‘1440.ULTRA’ model rated at up to 700 Mbps. The company is building Russia’s domestically-owned low-orbit internet constellation; reaching commercial Starlink-class throughput at the terminal level is a noted milestone in the programme, which Russian military analysts have identified as a prerequisite for scaling autonomous drone operations at range.

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Topicscomponents electronic warfare

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