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France says Russia tried to intercept satellite communications in 2017

By REUTERS

SEPTEMBER 7, 2018 18:22

TOULOUSE - Russia attempted to intercept transmissions from a Franco-Italian satellite used by both nations' armies for secure communications, French Defence Minister Florence Parly said on Friday, describing the move as an "act of espionage."

In a speech outlining France's space policy for the coming years, Parly said Russian satellite Louch-Olymp had approached the Athena-Fidus satellite in 2017.

Parly said it came so close "that anyone would have thought it was attempting to intercept our communications." She added: "Attempting to listen to your neighbors is not only unfriendly, it's an act of espionage.

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