Bureau 1440 and Express-RV: Russian Satellite Networks by 2030
Russia plans to fully deploy the Bureau 1440 and Express-RV satellite constellations by 2030 to cover the entire country.

General Director Alexei Volin shared insights on the Russian satellite communications market, upcoming spacecraft, and the operation of satellites across various Earth orbits in an interview with TASS.
- Full deployment of the Bureau 1440 constellation is scheduled for 2028-2029.
- The Express-RV project is expected to launch around 2029-2030.
- By the end of 2030, three types of satellites will operate to cover all of Russia.
Expanding Orbital Constellations in Russia
The integration of low-orbit, geostationary, and highly elliptical satellites aims to provide comprehensive coverage across the entire territory of the Russian Federation.
This multi-layered approach will allow service providers to deliver a full range of consumer services, including the Internet of Things, anywhere in the country.
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Developing robust domestic alternatives to global systems like Starlink will significantly boost connectivity in remote and hard-to-reach areas.
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Source: iXBT.com



