U.S. Intelligence Community’s unclassified Annual Threat Assessment
In addition to improving its launch capability, it is working to support human spaceflight for future deep space missions. Russia continues to train its military space elements and field new antisatellite weapons to disrupt and degrade U.S, and allied space capabilities, and it is developing, testing, and fielding an array of nondestructive and destructive counterspace weapons- including jamming and cyberspace capabilities, directed energy weapons, on-orbit capabilities, and ground-based ASAT capabilities -to target U.S. and allied satellites.
View the full report: HERE
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In addition to improving its launch capability, it is working to support human spaceflight for future deep space missions. Russia continues to train its military space elements and field new antisatellite weapons to disrupt and degrade U.S, and allied space capabilities, and it is developing, testing, and fielding an array of nondestructive and destructive counterspace weapons- including jamming and cyberspace capabilities, directed energy weapons, on-orbit capabilities, and ground-based ASAT capabilities -to target U.S. and allied satellites.
View the full report: HERE
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U.S. Intelligence Community’s unclassified Annual Threat Assessment
In addition to improving its launch capability, it is working to support human spaceflight for future deep space missions. Russia continues to train its military space elements and field new antisatellite weapons to disrupt and degrade U.S, and allied space capabilities, and it is developing, testing, and fielding an array of nondestructive and destructive counterspace weapons- including jamming and cyberspace capabilities, directed energy weapons, on-orbit capabilities, and ground-based ASAT capabilities -to target U.S. and allied satellites.
View the full report: HERE
@wokeinteldrops
In addition to improving its launch capability, it is working to support human spaceflight for future deep space missions. Russia continues to train its military space elements and field new antisatellite weapons to disrupt and degrade U.S, and allied space capabilities, and it is developing, testing, and fielding an array of nondestructive and destructive counterspace weapons- including jamming and cyberspace capabilities, directed energy weapons, on-orbit capabilities, and ground-based ASAT capabilities -to target U.S. and allied satellites.
View the full report: HERE
@wokeinteldrops
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