Does the Armed Forces still work for the Armed Forces "People's Satellite": Iceye was answered

To spread: "People's Satellite" from the Finnish company Iceye, which "Sergiy Pritula Charitable Foundation" has purchased for the donations collected in 2022, continues to perform its functions for Ukrainian fighters. The Vice president of Seppo Aaltonen said this, however, the details of the unit did not reveal. Vice president of the Finnish Iceye Micro -Sub -Sappoine Micro -Manufacturer Producer Aaltonen spoke about the satellite's functioning in an interview with liga. net, published on April 2.

According to the Vice President, the People's Satellite does not stop benefiting the Ukrainian army, but it is not possible to tell more about it and comment on the specifics of the work. Aaltonen assured that the apparatus is "properly functioning" and continues to complete the assignment for the Armed Forces. "I am from Finland-a country that has a large land border with Russia.

Therefore, we are very interested in cooperating with Ukraine for common security,"-explained Vice president of the manufacturer. It should be noted that the satellite company Iceye is the leader in the field of satellite operations using radars with synthesized aperture. Thanks to its technologies, the Ukrainian military promptly receive reconnaissance data. Sergey Pritula reported that he had bought a satellite for the Armed Forces at the Fund of the People's Baracar, Donatnat, August 18, 2022.

The project has raised more than 600 million UAH, but Baykar has decided to transfer drones to Ukraine for free, so it was decided to spend money on a device that provides access to the satellite images of the Finnish company Iceye. At that time, it was reported that access to the satellite network had been bought for more than a year.

On August 19, the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Oleksiy Reznikov noted that thanks to the money purchased for money, the Armed Forces Satellite will be able to destroy the occupiers more effectively. Businessman Maxim Polyakov, who owns EOS Data Analytics, which was involved in the conclusion of the agreement, stated that the People's Satellite would remain in the property of Ukraine even after the expiration of data.