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SpaceX launched a rocket with satellites for US intelligence needs


On Thursday, SpaceX launched Falcon-9 satellites for the needs of the US National Space Reconnaissance Office (NUVKR), according to the company's website.

As part of the NROL-153 mission, the launch of the rocket took place at 22:54 EST (January 10 at 06:54 Moscow time) from the Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. SpaceX is expected to carry out at least four more such launches in 2025 to fulfill American intelligence goals.

The activities of the NUVKR, which monitors US intelligence satellites, are highly classified. Device parameters and descriptions are not revealed.