MOSCOW: The U.S. satellite<\/a> startup OneWeb<\/a>, which plans to create a worldwide internet network using satellites, said on Friday that it had not offered the Russian government a stake in the project.

Sources had earlier told Reuters that OneWeb had offered to sell a 12.5 percent stake to
Russia<\/a>, a move it hoped would allay Moscow's concerns about the company's satellite network plan.

Russia's
Federal Security Service<\/a> said in October it was against the OneWeb's project to bring internet access to remote parts of the country because the agency said it could be used to gather intelligence and damage national security.

\"OneWeb has not offered to sell any stake in OneWeb to the Russian Government\", the startup said http:\/\/bit.ly\/2EV170b on its website.

Russia's state news agency TASS has cited Russia's communications minister as saying the government has not discussed such a deal with OneWeb.

The Virginia-based startup plans to create a network of 900 satellites, most of which it wants to send into orbit via 21 Russian Soyuz launch vehicles from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan and the Guiana Space Centre. The launch of the first satellite is planned to take place before February 2019.


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俄罗斯OneWeb卫星服务没有提供股份

此前消息人士对路透表示,OneWeb曾提出将12.5%的股权出售给俄罗斯,莫斯科希望将缓解公司的卫星网络计划的担忧。

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莫斯科:美国卫星启动OneWeb打算创建一个全球互联网络使用卫星,周五表示,该公司没有给俄罗斯政府的股权项目。

此前消息人士对路透表示,OneWeb曾提出出售12.5%的股权俄罗斯莫斯科,希望将缓解公司的卫星网络计划的担忧。

俄罗斯的联邦安全服务10月份表示,这是对OneWeb的项目让偏远地区的互联网接入,因为该机构表示,它可以用来收集情报和损害国家安全。

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俄罗斯国家通讯社塔斯引述俄罗斯乐动扑克通信部长称政府没有与OneWeb讨论了这样一笔交易。

900年弗吉尼亚启动计划创建一个网络卫星,其中大部分要送进轨道通过21俄罗斯“联盟”号运载火箭在哈萨克斯坦拜科努尔航天发射场和圭亚那空间中心。第一颗人造卫星的发射计划在2019年2月之前发生。


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MOSCOW: The U.S. satellite<\/a> startup OneWeb<\/a>, which plans to create a worldwide internet network using satellites, said on Friday that it had not offered the Russian government a stake in the project.

Sources had earlier told Reuters that OneWeb had offered to sell a 12.5 percent stake to
Russia<\/a>, a move it hoped would allay Moscow's concerns about the company's satellite network plan.

Russia's
Federal Security Service<\/a> said in October it was against the OneWeb's project to bring internet access to remote parts of the country because the agency said it could be used to gather intelligence and damage national security.

\"OneWeb has not offered to sell any stake in OneWeb to the Russian Government\", the startup said http:\/\/bit.ly\/2EV170b on its website.

Russia's state news agency TASS has cited Russia's communications minister as saying the government has not discussed such a deal with OneWeb.

The Virginia-based startup plans to create a network of 900 satellites, most of which it wants to send into orbit via 21 Russian Soyuz launch vehicles from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan and the Guiana Space Centre. The launch of the first satellite is planned to take place before February 2019.


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