We assess that Russia and China perceive a need to offset any U.S. military advantage derived from military, civil, or commercial space systems and are increasingly considering attacks against satellite systems as part of their future warfare doctrine.
Dan Coats: “We assess that Russia and China perceive a need to offset any U.S. military advantage derived from military, civil, or…”
On the recordMay 22, 2017
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Coats highlights threats from Russia and China to U.S. satellite systems.
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