SJ-17, TJS-3, and SJ-20 are Chinese geosynchronous-orbit satellites that demonstrate rapid longitudinal shifts and loitering behaviors.
TJS-3, launched in 2018, released a subsatellite that performed subsequent maneuvers indicating coordinated movement with TJS-3, and the main satellite later made close approaches to U.S. satellites.
China’s TJS-3 satellite launched in 2018 released a payload of unstated purposes.
China’s TJS-3 (Tongxin Jishu Shiyan-3) satellite launched in 2018 released a payload of unstated purposes and the pair maneuvered in concert and carried out spoofing operations.