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US has new intelligence on Russian nuclear capabilities in space | CNN Politics

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US has new intelligence on Russian nuclear capabilities in space | CNN Politics

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@Shaggy0291M to Geopolitics • 3 months ago

The US has new intelligence on Russian military capabilities related to its efforts to deploy a nuclear anti-satellite system in space, according to multiple sources familiar with the intelligence.

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Right just like the Chinese “spy balloon”? 💀

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