Rogozin announced on his Telegram channel that Roskosmos will suspend cooperation with European partners on space launches from Kourou and withdraw technical staff from French Guiana in response to EU sanctions. The European Union stated that Russia's withdrawal would not impact the quality of service for its satellite networks Galileo and Copernicus. Galileo is Europe's global navigation satellite system used for positioning and timing information in various industries, while Copernicus provides earth observation data for monitoring climate change. EU Commissioner Thierry Breton, in charge of space issues, reassured that necessary decisions will be made on time for the development of the second generation of these infrastructures. We are ready to take decisive action with member states to safeguard critical infrastructures in the event of an attack, and to further the development of Ariane 6 and VegaC in order to ensure strategic independence in carrier rockets.