Russia Restricts Imports of Foreign Satellite Terminals, Including Starlink
Russia Restricts Imports of Foreign Satellite Terminals, Including Starlink
The Russian government has imposed a ban on importing into the country equipment used to work with foreign satellites, including dual-use devices. This refers to terminals capable of transmitting or receiving signals from communications spacecraft belonging to foreign states.
An exception will be made only for devices for which the importer has a State Commission for Radio Frequencies decision allocating the necessary bands.
Connectivity Now Requires a Commission Stamp
Russia banned foreign satellite terminals, except devices cleared for radio bands.
Connectivity is allowed by paperwork again.