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The US has confirmed that it has deployed weapons in space, marking the first public acknowledgement of having such capabilities in orbit. US Secretary of the Air Force, Troy Meink, said the weapons were necessary to counter hostile enemy action, without providing further details, such as when or where... show more

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Lyndy7 天前

Is this why people like Musk is worried about AI becoming out of control ? what happens if these weapons in space turn on their own handlers, send nuclear weapons back to the US for example ?

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J7 天前

All these 'threats' that the USA has to meet. In my entire lifetime the people who have fired the most bullets and missiles is by far and away the US. If you genuinely want a safer World, why not take a break from destabilising it.

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Felix D Guide7 天前

I guess we humans will destroy the world faster than AI.

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Paul7 天前

What a disgraceful action.

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Ravinthiran7 天前

THEY HAVE NEVER WON A WAR IN EARTH YOU KNOW VIETNAM, AFGHANISTAN, MIDELD EAST AND SO ON IT IS ALSO AN MID TERM DREAM OF AMERICA !!!!!

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TM Matus7 天前

God, the US is so shit

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Trebuchet of Truth, Catapult of Chaos7 天前

apparently not good for shooting down planes, rockets, or drones. Satellites, maybe?

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William G Brown7 天前

Please read the Defence Intelligence Research Documents known as the #DIRDs what’s already up there will blow your minds

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DarkLit7 天前

when Moscow talks, the people fart.

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Parks the Para🥬7 天前

Can we not

Mr Lawrence🇬🇧🇬🇩 的头像

Mr Lawrence🇬🇧🇬🇩7 天前

All of them are at it.

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tongue7 天前

Apparently Musk has 10,000 satellites (starlink) in space equipped with lasers that are pointed at the earth. His ex partner has all the receipts, allegedly.

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Celestin Eiffel7 天前

I wonder if they have a weather weapon up there to displace the jet stream

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JonafanWossy7 天前

😂🤣Yeah right💩

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Retro Football7 天前

Who is the enemy?

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Jasbir Singh Panesar7 天前

Space debris is a problem.

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Nomad Soul الحرية لفلسطين7 天前

But you're reporting it as fact, even though the US has proven to have repeatedly lied about losses in the Iran conflict Promoting myths

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Ahmed radwan alshokeary7 天前

واوووووو

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CIPHER7 天前

No one gives a f*ck what China or Russia has to say 😂😂

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YourNameHere7 天前

😂😂😂 this world is fucking crazy. The whole political system is comedy gold. Bunch of actors.

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