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Philippines looks to space for bird’s-eye view of South China Sea threats
The Philippines plans to establish a military space centre by 2028 to enhance surveillance, communications, and command in the South China Sea. Analysts caution that technical, financial, and manpower challenges may limit the initiative's effectiveness. Armed Forces of the Philippines chief General Romeo Brawner Jnr announced the project.
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