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55 nations reportedly pursue military spy-satellite programs after blackout

A reported one-week blackout has accelerated military satellite development, with 55 nations now building or pursuing military spy satellites. The trend indicates expanding reliance on space-based intelligence and surveillance.

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Growing military competition in space could increase strategic tensions and the vulnerability of critical satellite systems.

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  1. One-Week Blackout Sparked Global Arms Race: 55 Nations Now Building Military Spy Satellites ↗techtimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 5:01 PM UTC

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