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  • War games have established U.S. military's dependence on space assets
  • War games have shown that using space weapons escalates regional conflicts
  • Weaponization of space began with U.S. deployment of first ground-based interceptor missiles
  • Weaponization of space would threaten viability of commercial satellite industry
  • When outer space is weaponized, even a small accident could escalate to war
  • Weapons in space will be viewed provocatively by other countries
  • Western Analysts have Underestimated Effectiveness and Duration of Russian ASAT Program
  • Would have to disable half of U.S. GPS constellation to degrade U.S. precision guided munition capability
  • Weaponization of outer space will increase space pollution
  • Wargaming China-U.S. space conflict shows even in worst-case scenario, U.S. would not suffer "space Pearl Harbor"
  • War in space could be catalysmic for economy, international security
  • Workable verification regime is biggest policy hurdle for space arms control
  • Worldwide Space Programs Budgets are in Decline or Stagnating
  • Without framework for openness with China, arms control efforts and diplomacy likely to fail
  • While a space code of conduct has its merits, it is not as comprehensive or binding as formal,arms control would be

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This is a list of quotes in the system organized alphabetically, by popularity, and by the date they were added. Quotes come from published news articles and citations and are used to support arguments in the debate over U.S. ratification of UNCLOS.

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  • Russia and China are not pursuing ASAT arms control in good faith but are using discussions for strategic advantage
  • An internationally recognized Code of Conduct for outer space would be preferable to ASAT arms control
  • ASAT arms control measures will undermine American competitiveness and security in outer space
  • Existing space situational awareness capabilities are insufficient for adequate verification of an arms control agreement
  • ASAT arms control would inevitably ban necessary repair and cleanup satellite technology due to the dual-use problem

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