"US Boosts Space Surveillance with New Satellite Launches Amid Rising Russia Concerns"

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The Pentagon is launching a program to deploy smaller and cheaper satellites into orbit in response to concerning intelligence about Russia's ability to target American satellites. This initiative, known as Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture, aims to protect vital military communication, surveillance, and GPS systems from potential space-based threats. The prototype system, launched on a SpaceX rocket, is designed to create a resilient and flexible network of satellites in low-Earth orbit, capable of adapting to potential disruptions caused by adversaries.
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