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The Angel of Charity

Ever since the losses of the Air Force for the past few days, they are now keen to not let another disastrous slip occur. Stealth Reconnaissance Jets, Fighter Squadrons, and all intelligence systems keep watch over the Kianese front in the DMZ for any threats. They now know what to expect, seeing as the Charitians have the ability to field 6th generation aircraft more effectively, the squadrons are given upgraded Anti-air missiles and upgraded radar jamming equipment as well as a more effective AWACS aircraft.The secretive stealth recon sorties work on scouting the DMZ and the Charitian border using preplanned routes (or any possible way) to reduce radar usage (I'm not a walking military field manual).

Meanwhile, Kianese CAS have been more or less sustaining control over the airspace in the Kianese front but are unable to proceed further not only because of the negotiations, but also because of earlier intel stating high concentrations of SAM Trucks and AA vehicles on the Charitian front. The high command sees no need to make an advance yet as intel is faulty.

Because of this, efforts to protect SkyNet have become a priority for the Space Division of the Ministry of Technology and Science, though no countermeasures that can be done to defend satellites were found (?). The Armed Forces has also begun mobilizing it's supply of ASAT missiles to be readied in undisclosed locations. Imaging satellites that were destroyed were quietly replaced by Kianese tech giant Googolplex who said they were GPS sattelites that were caught in the crossfire during the war. Only the Kianese High Command and leadership know of this.

OOC note: it has been months since the last posts on the situation on the front. This is just to lay down the position of my armed forces at this time. As for Anti-ASAT missile countermeasures, I haven't been able to find anything on the subject hence the ? in the statement.