The military's meeting lasted a full five minutes before reaching a consensus: this matter cannot be ignored!
For the efficiency-focused military, a five-minute meeting is considered quite lengthy.
Immediately following, the meeting decided: first, send a few non-critical satellites to change orbit for observation.
As for the possibility of them being brought down, it doesn't matter; whether to send them is our decision, whether to take them down is theirs.
Anyway, satellites don't cost much money; the key is to have the moral high ground!
Well, perhaps the other side is unreasonable, but regardless, the military can take a more proactive stance.
If there's something to gain, the military can leverage it; if not, then only a few satellites are lost.
In fact, the military unanimously believes that the likelihood of gaining something is higher, just the size of the bounty remains uncertain.
