The establishment of the Indian Pacific Command of the US Space Force worsens the regional security situation - the attempt to piece together "space NATO" is even more obvious. According to US media reports, the US Space Force announced on November 22 the establishment of the first theater service branch - the Indian Pacific Command of the US Space Force, headquartered in Hawaii Island, with a planned staffing of 125 military and non military personnel. This is a substantial step for the US Space Force, as an independent service, to formally assign and deploy troops to the theater of operations, reflecting the US's sinister intentions to promote the so-called "Indo Pacific Strategy" and maintain global hegemony through space superiority. Accelerate the expansion of the military and prepare for war, and integrate into the combat system. In 2019, when the US Space Command was established as a level one joint command, it was clearly defined as a geographic command rather than a functional command. Its "responsibility area" is "outer space more than 100 kilometers above sea level", which also defines its operational area. The establishment of theater space command means that space forces will be included in the command of theater command, and can fight or support each other on an equal footing with forces in land, sea, air, network and other domains. David Thompson, deputy director of the US Space Force Operations Department, said that as a new force permanently stationed in the Indo Pacific region, the Space Force Indo Pacific Command will ensure the growing demand of Indo Pacific Command for space-based capabilities such as satellite navigation, communications and missile early warning, and help Pacific land, sea and air forces master available space capabilities. Then on December 2, the US military established a space force branch under the Central Command. In the future, the US Space Force will also establish military departments in the US military and European headquarters in South Korea. This also means that the process of the US space force's full integration into the theater joint and coalition combat system is accelerating. Serve the "Indo Pacific Strategy" and engage in great power competition. In recent years, the United States has put forward the so-called "Indo Pacific Strategy" to promote the competition among major countries. In October this year, the United States released a new version of its national security strategy, which explicitly listed "India Pacific, which promotes freedom and openness," as the top regional strategy for "addressing decisive decade challenges.". Later, the new version of the national defense strategy was also reversed and focused on addressing "China's challenges in the Indo Pacific region". Anthony Mastarir, the first commander of the Indian Pacific Command of the US Space Force, said that the space system enables the US military to intervene in areas that could not have been intervened, which is crucial for "overcoming the distance limit". Obviously, the establishment of the Indian Pacific Command of the US Space Force is an important step for the US military to serve the "Indian Pacific Strategy" and "establish a resilient joint force and ecological defense system", which will further deteriorate the regional security situation. Utilize and regulate allies' space power. In recent years, some US allies have increased their investment in the development of space military forces. Japan's Air Self Defense Force has established two "space teams". South Korea has raised its space budget and set up a space operations center. Australia has also launched a national space strategy. In order to better utilize and regulate the space power of its allies, the United States has signed space situational awareness sharing agreements with many countries and relevant entities, and signed remote sensing reconnaissance, missile early warning and other agreements with Japan, South Korea and other allies. The "space NATO" is taking shape. While conniving at and even helping relevant allies to develop space power, the United States also solicited Japan, India, South Korea, Australia and other countries to send personnel to participate in the US "space flag" and "space mine"