US to allies: Don’t use Chinese satellite services

‘Stay away’ from Chinese satellite services, US advises allies in leaked memo

State Department talking points suggest foreign governments take steps to exclude China-based providers because of security risks.

US to allies: Don’t use Chinese satellite services

Internal talking points also give State Department officials guidance on responding to concerns about SpaceX’s Starlink.

A memorandum suggests that allied countries should review their dependence on Chinese satellites for potential risks.

The US advises its allies to stay away from Chinese satellite services, foreign governments should exclude suppliers based in China because of security risksThe US State Department strongly recommends that other countries avoid doing business with Chinese satellite companies, arguing that these contracts fuel military development and help Beijing collect sensitive information from Chinese satellite companies.

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