Does Russia's Covert Anti-Satellite 'Space Weapon' Represent an Even Greater Threat Than We Know?
Russia may be in the first stages of deploying satellites with a nuclear payload that could be detonated to neutralize large numbers of both military and civilian satellites orbiting the earth.
Additionally, the Kremlin is deploying satellites near U.S. military ones that potentially have the capability to take them out.
In February, GOP Rep. Mike Turner of Ohio, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, first sounded the alarm about Russia’s nuclear space program by issuing a statement about an unspecified “serious national-security threat.”
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