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Military powers move toward an unregulated space-weapons race

The United States, Russia and China are reportedly accelerating military competition in space. The supplied information does not identify a specific attack or operation.

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A lack of shared rules could increase risks to satellites, communications and other space-dependent infrastructure.

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