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U.S. FEARS GROW OVER RUSSIA'S ANTI-SATELLITE TESTS

U.S. FEARS GROW OVER RUSSIA'S ANTI-SATELLITE TESTS

Last month Russia carried out its first successful tests on a fearsome new anti-satellite missile designed to wipe out U.S. space supremacy in the event of war.
According to The Washington Free Beacon, the test took place on November 18 and marks a dramatic escalation in the militarization of space. Such weapons are at the forefront of military technology currently being developed.

Very few countries are known to to be working on similar projects, though this is believed to include Israel, Russia and China.

It has caused alarm bells in Washington - where fears are growing such capabilities could wipe out the bulk of U.S. intelligence systems in the blink of an eye.
Republican senator Mike Pompeo told the Beacon: 'We can foolishly turn a blind eye to these developments, or acknowledge this threat and develop our own capabilities to ensure that our satellites—military and commercial—are not susceptible to attack or blackmail.'

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