Middle East tensions disrupt global satellite and launch supply chains

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The Economic Times reported that rising tensions in the Middle East are impacting global space industry supply chains. Key materials and components for satellites and rocket launches are facing shipment delays and rising costs. These disruptions stem from heightened security risks affecting major shipping routes. Industry executives warn this could slow down global space projects and increase operational expenses.

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