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What is satellite jamming?

Satellite jamming involves intentionally interfering with or blocking satellite signals. The UK armed forces have been using a ground-based system to do this, preventing other nations from tracking British assets like nuclear submarines. It's a defensive measure designed to disrupt an adversary's ability to gather intelligence or communicate effectively in space.

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