“Challenges to Security in Space - 2022,” is DIA’s second iteration of an unclassified intelligence product that examines the space and counterspace capabilities of the militaries of America’s nearest competitors. reliance on space-based systems and integrate their space and counterspace programs into their respective militaries, according to DIA. They will persist in seeking ways to exploit the perceived U.S. Scott Berrier.īoth nations view space as a requirement for winning modern wars, especially against Western nations, and look to prove themselves as world leaders in space by establishing global norms of space behavior. “The loss of space-based communication and navigation services could have a devastating impact on warfighters during a conflict - that’s one of the most serious scenarios anticipated. A secure, stable and accessible space domain is crucial as China and Russia’s space-based capabilities and electronic-warfare activities continue to grow,” said DIA Director Lt. Released on April 12, 2022, DIA’s report details Chinese and Russian efforts to establish space forces and expand space weapons capabilities are contributing to the increased militarization of the space domain. DIA’s report, “Challenges to Security in Space - 2022,” notes that American efforts to ensure that the space domain remains secure, stable and accessible are under threat. While satellites and other space-based capabilities support vital American infrastructure and communication functions, they also afford the United States and its allies the crucial ability to project combat power to areas of conflict and instability. and allied global leadership in the space domain, according to a new report from the Defense Intelligence Agency. JOINT BASE ANACOSTIA-BOLLING – The combined in-orbit space fleets of China and Russia grew more than 70% in just over two years, evidence of both nations’ intent to undercut U.S.
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