What was the flight path Cosmos 238?

Cosmos 238, a Soviet satellite launched in 1970, was part of the Soviet Union's series of reconnaissance satellites. Its flight path involved a low Earth orbit, typically around 200 to 300 kilometers above the Earth's surface, allowing it to capture detailed imagery and gather intelligence. The satellite's orbit was designed to cover various areas of interest, facilitating reconnaissance activities during the Cold War. After completing its mission, Cosmos 238 re-entered the Earth's atmosphere and was destroyed.