LA PLATA, Maryland — The 32-nation NATO alliance expects to publish a commercial space strategy this year to backstop its increasing involvement in supporting space startups and assembling a “virtual constellation” of reconnaissance satellites to owned by others to complement its long-standing use of member nations’ satellite telecommunications assets.
The alliance has already begun engaging with prospective commercial space actors to assess how they might be protected a against hybrid threats in space, a topic that may be revisited at the June 24-25 NATO Summit, to be held in . . .
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