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Washington voiced concern over Russian satellite near ICEYE spacecraft

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

A SpaceWatch.GLOBAL commentary examines the close encounter between Russia's Cosmos 2612 satellite and the Finnish commercial radar satellite ICEYE-X36, arguing that Washington was quick to speak out while NATO stayed largely silent. The piece raises questions about how the alliance and Europe should respond to grey-zone behaviour in orbit that threatens commercial space assets.

Why now: Ongoing concern about Russian satellites shadowing or approaching Western and commercial spacecraft in orbit.

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• SpaceWatchGL GRAY SPACE – COSMOS 2612 vs ICEYE-X36: Washington Spoke. Where Was NATO? · SpaceWatch.GLOBAL
• SpaceWatchGL GRAY SPACE – COSMOS 2612 vs ICEYE-X36: Washington Spoke. Where Was NATO? · SpaceWatch.GLOBAL
• SpaceWatchGL GRAY SPACE – COSMOS 2612 vs ICEYE-X36: Washington Spoke. Where Was NATO? · SpaceWatch.GLOBAL

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