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US Admits to Placing Weapons in Space: Experts Talk About Attacks on Satellites

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The United States is the first country in the world to publicly admit that it has deployed weapons systems in Earth orbit designed to control outer space. The post US Admits Placing Weapons in Space: Experts Talk About Attacks on Satellites was first shown on interez.sk.
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The U.S. has admitted to putting weapons in orbit, written by Scientific American. In fact, everyone has figured it out. Other powers will try to keep up -- they're probably already trying to -- and in the end, the war in space has ceased to be a fantastic assumption. It can start at any moment.

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Experts were also surprised by the United States' admission that it has weapons in space. It seems pretty clear that the announcement was a message to China and Russia, the only question is what they will achieve with it.

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The United States has weapons deployed in orbit, the United States Space Force, the branch of the US military focused on the space battlefield, said in September, marking the first confirmation of weapons in space by any space power.

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The United States is the first country in the world to publicly admit that it has deployed weapons systems in Earth orbit designed to control outer space. The post US Admits Placing Weapons in Space: Experts Talk About Attacks on Satellites was first shown on interez.sk.

Last month, the United States admitted for the first time that it has weapons in space. This was publicly confirmed by US Secretary of Aviation Troy Meink. “My first thought was that it was about time to announce it, because it was the worst-kept secret in the world,” Doug Loverro, who served as deputy assistant secretary of defense during Barack Obama’s second term, told Scientific American magazine […]

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Denník N broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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