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Russia has many satellites for different purposes, including communication satellites, navigation satellites, scientific research satellites and military satellites. Some of the most famous Russian satellites include Glonass (navigation satellites), Express (communications satellites), Luna-Glob (lunar exploration satellites), Cosmos (military satellites), and many others.
Russia has a variety of space satellites, including GLONASS navigation satellites, Meteor meteorological satellites, communications and television satellites, and satellites for scientific and military purposes.
