Outer space has transformed into a militarized zone and an emerging arena of geopolitics. Today, space militarization threatens space security and challenges deterrence stability by enhancing ISR capabilities, blurring the distinction between civilian and military targets through dual-use systems, and enabling the development and deployment of anti-satellite (ASAT) technology.
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