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===== 1. Cyber Capability Gap Both Russia and China now either match or surpass us in cyber warfare—this aligns with our earlier internal assessment of strategic weakness. We need to address this immediately, both defensively and offensively. ===== # Space Domain Vulnerability China’s rapid buildup and Russia’s existing satellite countermeasure capabilities raise the risk to our space-based assets. This is a strategic domain we previously identified as lacking. # Naval & Unmanned Sector Strengths Their growing drone fleets and naval air power complicate operations in Asia-Pacific—particularly against China near Taiwan or in Arctic approaches near Russia. # Diplomatic Leverage Despite shared technological cooperation, China and Russia remain fundamentally competitive. We should exploit fissures where they exist—particularly in supply chain, military trust, or national interest divergence.
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