China Launches New Satellite: How It Is Related to the War in Ukraine.

According to Korrespondent.net: On the evening of November 21, China successfully launched the Shiyan-21 test satellite, aimed at testing communication technologies. This was reported by CCTV.

Details of the Launch

The spacecraft was sent into orbit using the Long March 3B rocket, which took off from the Xichang launch center in Sichuan Province at 18:55 local time (12:55 Kyiv time).

The satellite is intended to test satellite communication technologies, broadcasting, data transmission, and perform other technical tasks.

This launch became the 609th flight of Long March series rockets.

China's Space Program

China is actively developing its space program, which includes meteorological, telecommunications, and navigation satellites, as well as technologies for exploring the Moon, Mars, and asteroids. A Chinese space station for international cooperation is also operational in orbit.

Information on Satellite Intelligence

Earlier, Ukrainian intelligence reported that China is providing assistance to Russia in organizing strikes against Ukraine, particularly by transmitting satellite intelligence data used for missile attacks.

According to media reports, on October 5, Chinese satellites were observing Ukraine during Russia's missile and drone strike.

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The launch of the Shiyan-21 satellite confirms China's activity in space technologies, highlighting the importance of these developments for communications. At the same time, this event raises concerns in Ukraine due to the possible support that China is providing to Russia in its military actions.