Eutelsat in talks with EU to ramp up satellite internet to Ukraine, as shares soar

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Eutelsat in talks with EU to ramp up satellite internet to Ukraine, as shares soar - Channel News Asia

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Eutelsat is in talks with the European Union to supply additional internet access to Ukraine, it said on Tuesday, amid a two-day surge in its shares on the prospect that OneWeb satellites could replace Elon Musk's Starlink there.

"We are actively collaborating with European institutions and business partners to enable the swift deployment of additional user terminals for critical missions and infrastructure," it added.

OneWeb's LEOs are the same as those used by Space X's Starlink, whose fleet of about 7,000 satellites provides internet access to 125 countries.