Issue 147Threat Analysis · Russia · GEO
Luch (Olymp) 2 Gets Up Close with Intelsat 39
The Joint Commercial Operations Cell (JCO) reported several
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The Joint Commercial Operations Cell (JCO) reported several
7 May 2026: Chinese space operators increased the average altitude of SJ-23 (55131) ~105km to reverse its eastward drift. The maneuvers occurred as the satellite approached 175°E Longitude,…
5 Apr 2026: Suspected Chinese inspector satellite Shiyan-12 02 (50322) passed ~71km of Iran’s new GEO satellite Jam e Jam 1 (67757). The fly-by opportunity occurred at ~34°E…
30 Dec 2025: China launched Long March-7A with the Shijian-29A and Shijian-29B satellites (67302 & 67303) from Wenchang. According to official sources, the satellites entered the preset orbit…
24 Sep 2025: Shiyan-12 02 (50322) conducted a minor maneuver to increase its distance from JCSAT 9 (29045). JCSAT 9 is a Japanese commercial communications satellite launched in…
21 June - 4 July: China continues to maneuver both SJ-21 (49330) and SJ-25 (62485) in extremely close proximity with one another and have likely made several docking…
27 Feb - 1 Mar: China made an inclination adjustment for Gaofen-4 (41194), its first Geostationary based imaging system. GF-4 is entering its 10th year on orbit (it…
27 Jan - 5 Feb: Per reporting from the Joint Capabilities Office (JCO), between 27 Jan - 5 Feb, Russia's Luch/Olymp 2 (55841) and Intelsat 1002 (28358) were…
20 Feb: Cosmos 2576 (59773), a Russian satellite suspected of having anti-satellite capabilities, began a series of maneuvers in late November 2024 which included changes in average altitude…