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The US Space Force operates GPS satellites while China and Russia build rival satellite networks, highlighting a space arms race.

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1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jul 18. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The US Space Force operates GPS satellites while China and Russia build rival satellite networks, highlighting a space arms race.

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  1. China and Russia are actively testing and developing sophisticated space interference systems as part of their strategic competition for space dominance.Sub-event
  2. China's Gande constellation, a space monitoring system, tracked the impact of a SpaceX Falcon-9 rocket.Sub-event
  3. China is rapidly expanding its low-Earth-orbit satellite capabilities and achieving reusable rocket milestones.Sub-event
  4. The US Space Force is building life extension satellites while developing anti-satellite weapons capable of reaching Geostationary Orbit.Sub-event
  5. US Space Force operates GPS satellites as China builds rival satellite networks.1 source

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