Pakistan has launched six Earth-observation satellites since January 2025, enabling continuous monitoring of Indian territory, including sensitive regions like Jammu and Kashmir.
Six satellites have been launched in the last 16 months
Jun 08, 2026
12:34 pm
What's the storyPakistan has rapidly expanded its Earth-observation satellite network, launching six satellites between January 2025 and June 2026, a course of just 16 months, The Print stated in a report.
Most of these satellites are positioned to keep a constant watch on Indian territory, especially northern India, including Jammu and Kashmir.
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