Maxar's WorldView-2 satellite collected this image March 14, 2022, of cars backed up northwest of Kyiv, Ukraine, near a damaged bridge crossing the Irpin river. Credit: Maxar Technologies

WARSAW, Poland — While Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to impact the Ukrainian space sector, senior industry representatives say that local companies have so far managed to adapt their activities to the realities of war, and they are determined to advance joint projects with their European partners.

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Jarosław Adamowski is a Warsaw, Poland-based correspondent for SpaceNews. He has written for Defense News, the Guardian, the Independent, the Jerusalem Post, and the Prague Post.