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Russia's accelerating Starlink rival development means that war in space is not just probable; it's inevitable

* Russia is accelerating Rassvet faster than Ukrainian intelligence previously expected * Moscow plans to expand Rassvet into a 924-satellite constellation by 2035 * Rassvet currently provides intermittent coverage rather than Starlink-level continuous connectivity Russia is building its own satellite constellation, called Rassvet, at a pace that has outrun Ukrainian intelligence projections, experts