Russia's Glonass Satellites To Get Rid Of Foreign Components By 2026 - Manufacturer
Umer Jamshaid Published October 08, 2021 | 04:00 PM
All Glonass-K2 satellites will be made exclusively of Russian-made components by 2026, with the import substitution to be expanded to other spacecraft, the satellite's manufacturer told Sputni
MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 08th October, 2021) All Glonass-K2 satellites will be made exclusively of Russian-made components by 2026, with the import substitution to be expanded to other spacecraft, the satellite's manufacturer told Sputnik.
"We are on schedule. We are only talking about the Glonass-K2 satellites, with regard to which the work has been launched. The rest of our spacecraft will copy solutions tested on the navigation systems. The component base, microassemblies, and individual subsystems will then be borrowed for other devices.
All Glonass-K2 satellites will be made of Russian components from 2026," Nikolay Testoedov, CEO of Information Satellite Systems - Reshetnev Company, said.
Foreign-made components will however continue to be used in commercial spacecraft assembled in Russia.
Russia embarked on the import substitution policy in 2014 after western economic sanctions and Currency exchange rates volatility pressured the country to increase domestic production of goods and spare parts.
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