Iran is scheduled to simultaneously place three domestically manufactured satellites into orbit later this week, a report says.

The head of the Iranian Space Agency (ISA) announces the plan to put three domestically-built satellites into orbit in early winter in line with efforts to upgrade the country's civilian space program.

Iran plans landmark satellite launches this year – Kowsar, Zafar, and Paya – forming a strategic constellation to enhance earth observation, precision agriculture and environmental monitoring.

Iran’s upgraded Kowsar 1.5 satellite enhances imaging, communications, and power systems, reflecting domestic innovation under sanctions and strengthened strategic space cooperation with Russia.

Iran achieves a notable milestone in its space program by confirming the successful reception of signals from its recently launched satellites.

The launch of two new Iranian satellites marks the debut of the country's private sector in the space industry and the strengthening of Iranian-Russian space cooperation.

Iran’s ambassador to Moscow says Russia will launch two domestically-developed Iranian satellites into space onboard a Soyuz launch vehicle within next few hours.