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Operation Epic Fury tests the Law of Armed Conflict in space. How MizarVision's proxy ISR imagery — sourced from U.S. satellites — is straining the legal definitions of combatant, civilian object, and Direct Participation in Hostilities.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The U.S. Space Force’s Combat Forces Command (CFC) formally took operational acceptance of the solid-state Long Range Discrimination Radar (LRDR) system on December 4, 2025. This […]
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Russia’s missile system is capable of destroying satellites in LEO and...
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... updates on counterspace developments for Russia, China, the United States, India, Iran, and North Korea ... new chapters on France and Japan
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The Counter Communications System Block 10.2, or CCS, is an upgrade to a...
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The new weapon was unveiled at a time when the United States, China, and other countries are competing to develop weapons to secure a military advantage in outer space.
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... equipped to hit land- and sea-based targets with long-range precision weapons such as hypersonic missiles, possibly clearing the way for Navy vessels in the event of conflict.
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“Historically, space has been benign, but now four-star generals expect a space war within my lifetime. When I say space war, I mean satellites attacking satellites.”
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Attacking satellites could cause a nuclear war.<br />
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'We have to be able to defend ourselves in space, if we know there are non-state and state actors who may be inclined to disrupt in the future the ...
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