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India and Pakistan’s 79-year rivalry has made the dangerous move into space

India is fast-tracking 52 military satellites worth $3.2 billion after space-enabled targeting and navigation shaped the four-day war, officials and researchers said.

Summary by The Conversation
India and Pakistan fought an intense four-day war in May 2025. But while the media narrative was dominated by fighter jets, drones and missiles, the most consequential contest unfolded in orbit a few hundred kilometres up. That short war was, arguably, the first between two nuclear-armed states to be shaped decisively by the use of satellites. Few analysts acknowledged this – and the silence matters. South Asia is now sliding into a new kind of …

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