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Washington Responded to Cosmos 2612 Near Iceye-X36; NATO Silent

Original: SpaceWatchGL GRAY SPACE – COSMOS 2612 vs ICEYE-X36: Washington Spoke. Where Was NATO?

Russian satellite Cosmos 2612 is reported to have operated close to the Finnish commercial radar satellite ICEYE-X36, prompting a response from Washington. Space policy commentary is now asking why NATO has not spoken out on the incident, arguing the alliance's silence leaves a gap in how it addresses gray-zone activities in space involving member states' commercial assets.

Why now: The incident raises questions about NATO's role in protecting allied commercial space assets from Russian proximity operations.

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