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Russia launches sharp-eyed spy satellite "Khayyam" for Iran

Khayyam, which is named after the famed Persian poet and mathematician Omar Khayyam, is a Russian-built Kanopus-V Earth-observation satellite that can resolve features as small as 3.9 feet (1.2 meters) on Earth's surface, The Washington Post reported(opens in new tab) last week.

Before Khayyam's launch, Iran had just two operational satellites in space, according to the United States Institute of Peace: Sina 1, which launched on an apparent imaging and communications mission in 2005, and Noor 2, an imaging satellite that lifted off this past March.

Source: Space.com