Germany and the United Kingdom have raised alarms over Russian and Chinese satellite interference, reporting their own assets are being stalked and jammed weekly. These actions pose significant risks to critical military communication and navigation systems, prompting increased investment in space security and a warning from Nato about potential attacks.
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