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In this paper the main directions and the major results of the activities on the problem of technogenic near-earth space (NES) orbital debris are discussed.With regard to monitoring the NES debris environment, the following issues are considered: the catalogue of space objects which includes objects in the geostationary ring, orbital debris models, and ground- and space-based observations.For the...