Ukraine demands the ITU block Russia's Rassvet satellite constellation.

August 30 2026 10 447 28

Kyiv has appealed to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to ban the Russian Rassvet satellite constellation from operating over Ukrainian territory. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced this, declaring that the system poses a real threat to Ukraine's security.

Today, we officially appealed to the International Telecommunication Union with a request to exclude the national territory of Ukraine from the declared service areas of all beams of the Russian military satellite system "Rassvet" in all frequency ranges.

- Sibiga reported.

He added that the corresponding note was transmitted to the ITU Radiocommunication Bureau through the Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the UN Office and other international organizations in Geneva.

We call on all partners to support our position and take all possible steps to block the operation of Rassvet – not only over the sovereign territory of Ukraine, but also over the sovereign territories of other countries.

– said the head of the Foreign Ministry of the Kyiv regime.

It's worth noting that the launch of Russia's Rassvet satellite constellation has caused genuine panic in Ukraine. Kyiv's military intelligence and relevant experts say Rassvet is being deployed faster than expected. They estimate that the system is already capable of providing several stable periods of communication over Ukraine, although it does not yet provide continuous coverage.

It should be added that the ITU does not have mechanisms to prohibit satellite flights over Ukrainian territory and the reception of signals from them.

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prior

+ 11

30 August 2026 09: 23

Just as one rabid animal can cause a rabies epidemic, so a crazy Ukraine will cause all international organizations to go crazy.
And some believe that it is impossible to destroy the crazy leaders...
Yes, it is possible and necessary.
If it weren't for Gorbachev, what kind of country would we be living in today?!
Maybe it wouldn't be China that supplied us with crossovers, but we would be supplying them to China.
1. Grei grin
  
  +3
  
  30 August 2026 09: 45
  
  And that he didn’t die when he was little, the stinking dog!
  1. alex-defensor
    
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    31 August 2026 12: 24
    
    Kyiv has appealed to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to ban the Russian Rassvet satellite constellation from operating over Ukrainian territory. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced this, declaring that the system poses a real threat to Ukraine's security.
    
    Wow, was that even possible?
    StarLink is a threat to the entire planet; it needs to be banned...
    How does Andrey Sibiga, a citizen of a non-existent state, propose implementing the ban?
    Will they send TCK personnel into low orbit along with the "minibuses" to arrest Russian satellites?
    We could also station Ukrainian traffic cops with striped batons at the "crossroads" of near-Earth orbit and issue fines for flying in the wrong place...
    
    But seriously, does Sibiga think the US needs such a legal precedent in international law?
2. voron-vr
  
  +7
  
  30 August 2026 10: 17
  
  Here it's rather the other way around. It's the rabid West that's infecting everyone around it. How many people have been infected by that rabid dog Soros alone? It was Ukraine that was bitten by rabid Western dogs, not the other way around. So now they're running around foaming at the mouth... They've infected quite a few of ours, too. These guys are running around foaming at the mouth, too.
3. Ales
  
  -1
  
  30 August 2026 19: 38
  
  But, as we see, who would have allowed us to develop like this? This would only have been possible through the mobilization of society, but by that time society had already deflated—no one was ready to mobilize (they wanted lace panties). Now, we've rested, had a taste of their just world order, and can rush forward with renewed vigor, mobilized and working for the good of the country. But there is one significant BUT—the Kremlin must lead by example.
Irek

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30 August 2026 09: 57

Wet, slutty dreams.
twice-born

+1

30 August 2026 10: 37

Wow, there actually is such a union! And we're part of it too?
Well, if we go in, then now they will demand that we turn off everything above the outskirts, and “ours”, who always observe international law for slaves, will agree!
1. Jackie
  
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  30 August 2026 11: 51
  
  ...I seriously doubt that the "galley slave" would agree to this.
  According to information as of April 2026 and the "opinion" of Alice's algorithms
  
  Russia is part of ITU Region C (Eastern Europe and Northern Asia) and intends to regain seats in two important ITU bodies: the ITU Council and the Radio Regulations Board (RRB).
  1. twice-born
    
    +1
    
    30 August 2026 23: 56
    
    I hope so too! But history shows that anything can be expected from these "comrades."
2. svoroponov
  
  +4
  
  30 August 2026 12: 18
  
  The Council simply coordinates the use of frequencies for civilian purposes. This doesn't apply to military satellites. Military satellites, moreover, don't use Western communications infrastructure, so shutting them down is a fantasy if Western structures have no control over it.
  Well, now it’s probably possible for everyone to judge the inadequacy of a number of governance structures in Ukraine.
  This message must have caused Homeric laughter at the Control Center of our satellites.
Elusive

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30 August 2026 10: 38

The laws of physics are not binding on real Ukrainians. A nature reserve.
Sergey Latyshev

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30 August 2026 11: 22

This is clear.

something else is interesting.
Has Russia approached Starlink on a similar matter?
or:
1) They delayed and didn't contact us.
2) They considered it nonsense and didn’t contact them.
3) They themselves are quietly using it (they wrote that the Ministry of Defense and the elite are using it with all their might, with tricks), they did not contact
4) they contacted, but did not inform the population

What do you think?
1. Jackie
  
  0
  
  30 August 2026 11: 57
  
  ...if you're interested in the blonde's opinion, until we get our seats back on the ITU Council and the Radio Regulations Committee (RRC), we'll sit quietly and keep our cool.
Arkady007

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30 August 2026 11: 25

Why Ukraine can, does, and demands a ban on the Russian Rassvet satellite constellation operating over Ukrainian territory.
And nothing similar was said from our side regarding Starlink?
There is a certain toothlessness and lethargy in the entire foreign policy.
1. Jackie
  
  -1
  
  30 August 2026 12: 02
  
  ...why the toothlessness? Musk was warned to think about the consequences. And the fact that the X-Men use Starlink means they have their own "Kulibins"
Nick. WITH

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30 August 2026 11: 36

You need to appeal higher, to aliens, but the ITU won’t be able to help.
Glagol1

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30 August 2026 11: 45

Can anyone explain what this means in practical terms? How can the ITU shut down our satellites? I understand that a satellite can be shot down, blinded, or its signal jammed—but two can play that game. But shutting it down?!
1. kovaleff
  
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  31 August 2026 21: 52
  
  Urry, where is his button?
Alexander Sh.

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30 August 2026 12: 56

When there's a war going on and fighting is underway, no one will pay attention to the opinions of organizations like the ITU. It's just empty talk. Israel even ignored the UN Security Council's warnings. So, it's all empty talk.
1. Grei grin
  
  +1
  
  31 August 2026 08: 20
  
  Why is it that our people observe international laws (which no longer exist), and that's why we're getting the full brunt of it and digging around like dung worms for the fifth year, but we can't liberate Donbass!
k7k8

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30 August 2026 20: 39

Ukraine demands the ITU block Russia's Rassvet satellite constellation.

It turns out the satellite constellation is working, despite the local doomsayers' entreaties. It's working effectively. And Kyiv has officially confirmed this.
Skipper

+1

30 August 2026 21: 16

Imbeciles might as well demand that the Earth's rotation around the Sun be banned.
Vasya Petrov

+1

31 August 2026 07: 15

How does this blocking work?
1. Grei grin
  
  0
  
  31 August 2026 08: 17
  
  These are narrow-minded beggars, they think turning it off is like sticking a plug in someone's ass in the gay European way!
bug120560

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31 August 2026 08: 03

Nothing can be more satisfying than seeing the enemy fidget, twitch, and completely lose all sense of reality. This means the "ski" has hit the right spot. It's time to increase the dosage.
Grei grin

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31 August 2026 08: 15

! Soon they'll ask the curators to put out the Sun! Wouldn't it be simpler to put out these rabid beasts once and for all? Everyone's sick of this gathering, and not just us Russians, but I think the sponsors too. As they say, blow here, and from there...!
dubas

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31 August 2026 16: 52

Dear transmission!
On Saturday, almost crying
The whole Kanatchikova cottage
I was torn to the TV.
Instead of eating, washing,
There it is, prick and forget,
The whole crazy hospital
Gathered at the screens.
Let the crazy idea
You do not chop in a haste.
Call us soon
Through the bastard of the head physician!
Respectfully ... Date. Signature.
Answer us, and then,
If you do not respond,
We will write ... in "Sportloto"!
kovaleff

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31 August 2026 21: 51

demanding a ban on the functioning of the Russian satellite constellation) how will this look physically - catching butterflies with nets?