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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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Military briefing room with map, officer at podium, and tactical displays.

Inertial Navigation Emerges as Imperative for Land Warfare

The US Space Operations chief warns that adversaries are deploying counterspace capabilities at a mind-boggling pace, turning GNSS, once a cornerstone of modern warfare, into a double-edged sword vulnerable to jamming and spoofing. This threat is no longer confined to major powers, but has become a routine feature of even lower-intensity conflicts.

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