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Russia announced the launch of its first unmanned stratospheric 5G platform, Barrage 1, aimed at compensating for Starlink restrictions, according to military officer Serhii Beskrestnov. The platform can lift up to 100 kg to 20 km altitude and remain in the stratosphere for several days.

Russia announced the launch of its first unmanned stratospheric 5G platform, Barrage 1, aimed at compensating for Starlink restrictions, according to military officer Serhii Beskrestnov. The platform can lift up to 100 kg to 20 km altitude and remain in the stratosphere for several days.
Russia announced the launch of its first unmanned stratospheric 5G platform, Barrage 1, aimed at compensating for Starlink restrictions, according to military officer Serhii Beskrestnov. The platform can lift up to 100 kg to 20 km altitude and remain in the stratosphere for several days.

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