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Even the smallest piece of debris travelling at great speeds can put a satellite out of action.

Au mois de mars, le satellite chinois militaire Yunhai 1-02 s’est soudainement brisé alors qu’il était en orbite basse de la Terre. Selon de nouvelles informations, il a été percuté par un débris de fusée russe qui a été lancée en septembre 1996.

Red Flag 21-3 trained next generation joint warfighting against modern threats including the Aggressor F-35s.

Amidst Taliban Gains, Russian Strategic Assets Threatened in Central Asia Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 18 Issue: 113 Russia's Okno-M ground-based space surveillance station, Tajikistan (Source: Globalsecurity.org) On July 8, a high-ranking Taliban delegation came to Moscow and held talks with Zamir Kabulov, a former ambassador to Kabul, the Kremlin’s special envoy on Afghanistan and a department chief in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Apparently, the Taliban representatives hoped to meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, but that did not happen. The visit had a distinc...

The U.S. Space Force opened a new, state-of-the-art facility, under the command of the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), which looks like it’s going to become one of the most important centers for space warfighting innovation.