A general view of NATO's headquarters building in Brussels, Belgium November 13, 2024. NICOLAS TUCAT/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland-based satellite operator ICEYE is to start providing imaging data to the Situation Centre at NATO headquarters in Brussels, the company said on Friday.
Privately owned ICEYE has grown rapidly in recent years and currently has a fleet of 48 Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites in orbit to observe the Earth, providing near real-time imaging. Its clients include Ukraine and other militaries.
