US Strategic Command's Joint Force Space Component Command said 250 pieces of debris associated with an Indian ASAT launch that occurred on Wednesday are being tracked. The JFSCC said it will continue to actively track debris associated with the event and issue close approach notifications as required until the debris enters the earth's atmosphere..
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