Overview
- Specialists conducted more than 60,000 tasks to monitor changes in the space environment, according to the ministry.
- Over 3,200 space objects were detected and accepted for tracking, with deployment oversight for more than 3,000 spacecraft.
- Forecasting and control covered the end-of-life phase for upwards of 1,300 objects, and officials say no collisions affected Russian satellites.
- The Main Test Space Center supported 15 launches from Plesetsk, Vostochny and Baikonur, placing over 40 spacecraft into orbit.
- Plesetsk carried out seven launches with 16 military satellites, and ground controllers logged more than 370,000 sessions with Russia’s orbital fleet.