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Satellite Surveillance Gaps Exposed as Adversaries Develop Anti-Satellite Capabilities

The game has changed in space - it's no longer a safe haven, but a high-stakes warfighting domain where adversaries are rapidly developing anti-satellite capabilities to take down our satellites. The 2007 Chinese anti-satellite test was a wake-up call, sparking a rush to orbit and creating a complex, congested space environment that's vulnerable to both kinetic and non-kinetic threats.

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US Space Force Reveals Orbiting Weapons Amid Rising Threats

The US Space Force is stepping up its game, with General Douglas Schiess confirming that the US now operates weapons in orbit to defend against growing threats from rival nations. It's a bold move, signaling that the US is ready to protect its interests in space.

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US Space Command Targets Anti-Satellite Capabilities as Top Priority

In space, there's no room for retreat - and that's why US Space Command is prioritizing the development of anti-satellite capabilities to protect its interests and deter potential threats. Gen. Stephen Whiting is sending a clear message: it's time to build new offensive capabilities to fight for control of orbit.

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