US, China, and Russia Now Compete for Dominance in Geostationary Orbit

The United States, China, and Russia are now actively competing for dominance in geostationary orbit, moving away from silent deep-space operations to overt presence. This shift signals a new era of strategic rivalry where satellites stand out against the blackness of space rather than hiding. The broader implication is a militarization of the orbital environment that challenges global stability and security.