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Lessons from Ukraine war: Poland wants its own Starlink; where does India stand?

Times of India · 11 September 2026 at 10:17 pm

Lessons from Ukraine war: Poland wants its own Starlink; where does India stand?

Poland is set to collaborate with Finnish firm ICEYE to establish a new military satellite communications system, aiming to lessen its dependency on foreign entities for vital battlefield communications.

This project is projected to unfold between 2026 and 2030, incorporating local industrial partners.

Meanwhile, India has had robust military satellite communication capabilities for over ten years, recently enhancing its maritime surveillance with the launch of CMS-03.

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Lessons from Ukraine war: Poland wants its own Starlink; where does India stand?

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