The reality is that if Russia has such a weapon and has the ability to put it into space as the General Saltzman of Space Force said, that's day zero. That is the threat.
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Mike Turner discusses the threat posed by Russia's potential space weapon capabilities.
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I think that as a result of Navalny's death, that – that we should even be that more strong in funding Ukraine and passing this in the House and Senate, and dedicated, in Navalny's off – in his legacy, sending a message to Putin.
Instead of taking that win, he turned it into a debate on American security guarantees on the peace negotiations instead of taking that win and then from that going forward.
We see, directly coming from Russia, attempts to mask communications that are anti-Ukraine and pro-Russia messages, some of which we even hear being uttered on the House Floor.
Well, the Biden administration has acknowledged that Russia is developing an anti-satellite nuclear weapon, which General Saltzman, the head of Space Forces, said, that the moment that this is in space, it would be day zero, that we could no longer count on space.





