According to Al Jazeera, the first Obria Nano nanosatellite—launched jointly by Ukrainian enterprise Himera and Danish microsatellite manufacturer GomSpace—has successfully entered orbit. Himera stated on October 27 that this marks the first step toward establishing autonomous, resilient satellite communication capabilities, with developers hoping to eventually build Ukraine's own military satellite constellation based on this initiative. The report noted that Kyiv is seeking to reduce its reliance on Starlink and has already held discussions with Nokia and ICEYE regarding military satellite network solutions. However, a complete replacement system will still take years to build, and the orbit entry of a single nanosatellite should not be equated to an immediate capability to replace Starlink.