US military action could spark a war with China
Chinese media reported that the United States of America is planning to deploy jamming devices whose mission is to disrupt satellite signals in the Indo-Pacific region.
< p>These plans were revealed by the US Space Force, according to the South China Morning Post. The newspaper pointed out that there are warnings that this measure might lead to the outbreak of a cyber war between Washington and Beijing. After US President-elect Donald Trump assumed power for the second time, on January 20th. The newspaper pointed out that Kelly Hammett, director of the US Rapid Space Capabilities Office, said last month that “the new systems that were revealed aim to carry out precise offensive operations against the enemy,” indicating that they will be called remote standard terminals. These systems mainly focus on disrupting China’s growing satellite network, especially the “Yaogan” series of satellites, which are distinguished by their ability to track small car-sized objects from space, and monitor the US command area in the Indo-Pacific, on an ongoing basis, until they identify weak points. potential and exploit it in any confrontation between the two parties.
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