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Iran has successfully launched its research satellite “Chamran-1” into orbit using the “Qaem-100” rocket developed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, according to state media reports.
Russia is accused of utilizing satellite imagery purchased from American satellite companies by interested third-party companies to aid in the precise targeting of its cruise missiles, striking Ukrainian military assets and infrastructure.
Iran is set to enhance its collaboration with Russia to construct additional reconnaissance satellites named “Khayyam”, which aims to bolster the Persian nation’s capacity to address various security and defense challenges within the region through the application of satellite technology.
South Korea has successfully launched its first spy satellite from a United States military base in California yesterday, approximately a week after North Korea launched its own reconnaissance satellite, the “Malligyong-1,” into orbit on November 21.
After just a few days since its successful launch, North Korea claims that its spy satellite named “Malligyong-1,” has captured images of sensitive locations within the United States, including the White House, the official residence of President Joe Biden.
Iran will collaborate with Russia to build more spy satellites named “Khayyam” to assist the Persian country in addressing various security and defense challenges in the region.
There is a need for Malaysia to have its own military satellite, not just for communication purposes but also for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) and early warning.