The Pentagon accused Russia of testing weapons in space
US Space Command has announced evidence that Russia has tested a space-based anti-satellite missile, writes "Voice of America".
Russia on July 15 "carried out non-destructive tests of space anti-satellite weapons," the US Space Command said.
Russia's Cosmos 2543 survey satellite has launched another object in space alongside another Russian satellite, the statement said.
Russia has already carried out similar actions, the United States noted, and they do not correspond to the Russian declared mission in space.
“The Russian satellite system used to conduct this orbital weapons test is the same system that we expressed concern about earlier this year when Russia conducted maneuvers near a U.S. government satellite,” said U.S. Space Force chief of operations General John Raymond. .
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“This is further evidence that Russia continues to attempt to develop and test space systems in accordance with the Kremlin's published weapons doctrine, which would put US and allied assets in space at risk,” he added.
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