US EditionPutin denies plans to send nuclear weapon into space
- Russia denies developing space-based nuclear weapons, with Defense Minister Shoigu stating no deployment or development, including violating the Outer Space Treaty.
- US-Ukraine aid package approval linked to Russia's alleged space nuclear weapon development, prompting global alarm and tensions.
- Analysts suggest Russia's anti-satellite system may use nuclear energy to disrupt satellites, posing indiscriminate damage risks to critical systems relying on space communication.
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Une arme nucléaire russe dans l’espace ? Rumeurs, risques… Ce que l’on sait sur cette nouvelle menace explosive
Entre déclarations et conjectures, aperçu d’une menace qui s’ajoute à une militarisation déjà exponentielle de l’espace La Russie développe-t-elle un programme d’arme nucléaire dans l’espace ?
·France
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The revelation of Russian President Vladimir Putin's plans to test the Russian space weapon could permanently blow up the work of US intelligence.
US intelligence agencies have updated European allies about possible Russian plans to launch a nuclear weapon into orbit. This is reported by the newspaper 'The New York Times'. It would take into account that such an anti-satellite system will be sent to space this year, but also the possibility that Russia wants to cause unrest with only a fake weapon.
·Kobbegem, Belgium
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