Overview
- Project implementation is slated to begin in the coming months with the first handover targeted in roughly a year.
- The satellite will carry radar for night and poor-weather imaging alongside optical sensors, radiation detection, and radio-frequency spectrum monitoring.
- Officials indicated Ukraine is expected to receive additional satellites of the same type beyond the initial unit.
- Launch services and other operational delivery details have not been disclosed.
- The effort is led by the Czech Ministry of Transport under the government’s Ukraine recovery program with involvement from domestic space firms.