The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has issued a space threat assessment 2020 report.
This informative study notes that in the last year, more states are considering the development of offensive and defensive counterspace capabilities to protect space systems from attacks.
“Nations are moving to reorganize their national security space enterprise, as the United States did in 2019, to better address the growing uncertainty and threats in the space domain,” the report explains.
Clear indication in fog of war
Things to watch within the United States are updates to space doctrine, strategy, and policy and investments in new space capabilities and missions.
“Developments in these areas would be a clear indication that the reorganization efforts put in place in 2019 are part of a fundamental shift in the U.S. military’s overall approach to making space more defendable,” the report adds.
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