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Nations Race to Build Military Space Capabilities as Orbital Conflict Looms

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Space has become a critical domain for modern warfare and global communications, prompting major nations to rapidly expand their military presence in orbit. Countries are investing in satellite constellations to achieve persistent surveillance and enhanced situational awareness. India is among those planning a dedicated satellite network to strengthen its military intelligence capabilities. All space activities remain nominally governed by the Outer Space Treaty, which prohibits certain categories of military action in orbit. Experts warn that the ability to protect or disable space assets will play a decisive role in shaping the outcome of future conflicts.

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