To direct the Secretary of Defense to conduct an assessment of space and satellite security relating to ally and partner countries in the Middle East.

Bill 118 hr 10353, also known as the "Middle East Space and Satellite Security Assessment Act," directs the Secretary of Defense to conduct a thorough assessment of space and satellite security issues as they relate to ally and partner countries in the Middle East. The purpose of this assessment is to evaluate the current state of space and satellite security in the region and identify any potential vulnerabilities or threats.

The assessment will focus on a variety of factors, including the capabilities and intentions of potential adversaries, the current state of space and satellite technology in the region, and the effectiveness of current security measures. The Secretary of Defense will be required to submit a report to Congress detailing the findings of the assessment, along with any recommendations for improving space and satellite security in the Middle East.

This bill is aimed at ensuring that the United States and its allies in the Middle East are adequately prepared to defend against any potential threats to their space and satellite assets. By conducting this assessment, Congress hopes to identify any weaknesses in current security measures and develop strategies to address them, ultimately enhancing the overall security and stability of the region.