US to spend $12.6B on surveillance of China's military in Asia

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•The Pentagon announced a $15.9 billion budget to upgrade surveillance systems including tracking of Chinese submarines and satellites as of February 28, 2026.
•The $12.6 billion funding is part of a broader US effort to monitor China's military build-up in Asia, confirmed on February 25, 2026.
•The US Department of Defense is developing artificial intelligence tools to enhance cyber operations related to China, reported on February 27, 2026.
•The surveillance upgrades include investments in space-based and underwater monitoring technologies to improve detection of Chinese military movements.
•The funding reflects ongoing US concerns about China's expanding military capabilities and its impact on regional security dynamics.

▸If the US successfully deploys advanced surveillance technologies then US military and intelligence agencies will gain improved real-time awareness of Chinese military activities, enhancing regional security and deterrence.

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