U.S. Confirms It Has Weapons in Space
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Science fiction has now become reality: the US just confirmed it has orbital space weapons
Outer space has officially lost its status as a weapons-free zone. Ever since satellite technology transformed modern navigation, communications, and military reconnaissance, defense experts have quietly debated the likelihood of orbital combat.
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