Triyun, you have no idea how satellites actually work, do you? They have a thing called 'Ground Tracks'. It's the imagined path they take that's underneath them, on earth.
If you look at a few examples,
This is the ground track of GPS Satellites. Geosynchronous orbit, aka orbits Earth once every 12 hours.
This is a Molniya Orbit, named after Russian Communications Satellites.
This is the ground track of the ISS, aka a common LEO-type orbit.
And here we have the ground track of a typical MEO orbit.
And this is what a typical Satellite's orbit looks over the course of 24 hours,
The only, only kind of orbit that does not have a ground track looking similar to any of the above is an actual GEO satellite. And there are only relatively few applications for that sort of orbit, say weather satellites, or public communications satellites. But GEO sats are difficult to use far from the equator. Say, high northern latitudes, like Britain. That's because they appear very low over the horizon, requiring much stronger signal strength and whatnot.
Now.
All that said, look at the territories Tikal owns. Bermuda, Hawaii, Thule in Greenland, Tikal itself, Galapagos, Islands west of Brazil, the Falklands, Easter Island, the Aleutian islands. Tikal practically owns an entire hemisphere. If something in orbit passes anywhere near those places, it can be shot down. And any satellite that exists must pass over part of the planet, so Tikal will be able to shoot it down.
Concerning MEO and GEO, that's as simple as placing kinetic kill vehicles into the payload of a powerful enough rocket - say a Saturn V or an Ariane 5, something of that sort. Satellites in MEO and GEO are highly predictable in their path, far more so than LEO sats, despite their greater speed. Even if Tikal had to launch a Saturn V for each single satellite you own, it would be possible to do in an inordinately short time - Tikal does have at least 6 launch platforms for such vehicles (as the actual launch mechanisms that I RPd might be claimed to be 'optional' and thereforth be replaced with Cape Canaveral equivalents for the purposes of this RP ).
Tikal can shoot everything anyone has down. It has the infrastructure and the resources and the land and the space presence to do so. And right now it's shooting everything Britain has down, which admittedly isn't very much. Or did you RP anything beyond the IG-based sats?
As for your complaints about my tomahawks, just go ahead and assume that they don't have optical mixed in. Turns out optical (aka 'DSMAC') is inferior to most, if not all other guidance types.
Fake edit: Sorry for the delay. Mother's needs are above your internet-needs.