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BIG While China, Russia & India are reportedly developing secret space weapons, U.S. has openly confirmed it maintains offensive & defensive weapons in space. The types & numbers remain classified. This marks a major shift toward acknowledging U.S. combat capabilities in orbit.

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Breaking T ☕️ 🇵🇰8 天前

Indian space weapon: 🤣

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Andro_guy8 天前

So the treaty about non weaponisation of space is done and dusted

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Dr. S . Shekhar8 天前

Certainly it's very big

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Andro_guy8 天前

@grok does it means the treaty all countries signed for non weaponisation of space is done and dusted

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