WorldUkraine’s access to satellite imagery expands thanks to US, private companies — NYT
Ukraine’s access to satellite imagery has expanded significantly over the past year through data from the US government and private companies, The New York Times reports. Vantor recently launched six additional satellites, bringing its total to ten. They can cover up to 7 million square kilometers daily and image the same area as many as 15 times a day.
- Ukraine used allies’ satellite imagery against Russia before 2022 operation — NYT
Ukraine used satellite imagery supplied by allied governments and commercial companies to target Russia before the 2022 special military operation began, The New York Times reports. Access was until recently limited mainly to top military commanders for strategic planning, and supplies could be interrupted by allies’ political decisions. The transfer was temporarily halted by Donald Trump in March 2025 before being restored.













































