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Russia's alleged space-based nuclear weapon sparks US concern, raising red flags about treaty violations and potential space arms race and asteroids Iris and Massalia confirmed to hold water.
Europe News: The revelation of Russia's potential development of a satellite-killing, possibly nuclear, space weapon has caused significant concern among members of the US Congress. This development comes amid reports that Russia has not yet achieved a deployed capability, but the US intelligence suggests the Kremlin is exploring weaponry that could severely disrupt military effectiveness and fundamentally alter the American way of life. The economic repercussions of such a weapon could be catastrophic.
US News: WASHINGTON: The US has informed Congress and its allies in Europe about Russian advances on a new, space-based nuclear weapon designed to threaten Ame.
If such a weapon is deployed, it can destroy civilian and military communications satellites.