OneWeb has given up on retrieving satellites left in Russia
Company set to launch the final batch of satellites later this month, isn’t expecting to see satellites held by Roscosmos since March 2022 again any time soon
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Company still trying to negotiate return of assets
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OneWeb to cease launch operations from Baikonur launchpad after Roscosmos ultimatum
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Russia says it won't launch OneWeb satellites unless UK gov divests stake, and company promises not work with military
Essentially grounding OneWeb for the foreseeable future
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