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"Categorically Against Nuclear Weapons In Space": Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that he was opposed to sending nuclear weapons to space, dismissing US accusations that Moscow was developing a space-based anti-satellite weapon.
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US Confirms Russia Developing "Troubling" Anti-Satellite Weapon
Russia is developing a space-based anti-satellite weapon that is "troubling" for the United States but poses no immediate threat to people on Earth, the White House said Thursday.
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China Satellite in Close Encounter With Russian Anti-Satellite Missile Test Debris: State Media
A Chinese satellite had a near collision with one of the many chunks of debris left by the fallout of a recent Russian anti-satellite missile test, state media reported.
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Russian Anti-Satellite Weapons Test "Dangerous, Irresponsible": US
An anti-satellite weapons test by Russia against one of its own targets has generated debris that is a risk to astronauts on the International Space Station and other activities in outer space, the US State Department said on Monday.
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Russia Dismisses Space Weapon Claim As "Propaganda"
Russia on Friday dismissed accusations from the United States and Britain that it tested an anti-satellite weapon in space.
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US Accuses Russia Of Test-Firing Anti-Satellite Weapon In Space
The United States accused Russia of test-firing an anti-satellite weapon in space, warning that the threat against Washington's systems was "real, serious and increasing."
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"Mission Shakti" Debris Concerns Addressed: Deputy NSA Pankaj Saran
International concerns over the fallout of India's landmark anti-satellite missile test "Mission Shakti" have been addressed, Pankaj Saran, the Deputy National Security Advisor of India, told NDTV on Tuesday. The anti-satellite weapon's test had left a trail of debris that posed a threat to other projects like the International Space Station, exper...
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Cooperation With ISRO Intact: NASA Chief After Mission Shakti Rebuke
The cooperation of NASA with ISRO remains intact, chief of the US space agency James Bridenstine has said, days after he criticised India and termed its anti-satellite weapon test a "terrible thing" for creating about 400 pieces of orbital debris.
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Pentagon Says India's ASAT Debris Expected To Burn Up In Atmosphere
The Pentagon said on Thursday that it stood by Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan's assessment last week that debris from an Indian anti-satellite weapons test would eventually burn up in the atmosphere, despite a subsequent, more negative assessment by NASA.
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Concerns Over Debris Left By ASAT Missile Before ISRO's April 1 Launch
Will India's recent test of the anti-satellite (ASAT) missile endanger the launch of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle tomorrow? The anti-satellite weapon launched as part of Mission Shakti created a new debris pile some 300 kilometres above the Earth.
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India's Anti-Satellite Test Not Directed At Any Nation: Russia
Russia on Friday highlighted "the non-directedness" of the anti-satellite weapons test conducted by India against any specific country and New Delhi's reassurance of continuance of foreign policy to prevent the deployment of weapons in outer space.
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PM's Mission Shakti Speech Didn't Violate Poll Code: Election Commission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not break the Model Code of Conduct with his televised address to the nation on Wednesday announcing a successful test of India's anti-satellite weapon, the Election Commission said on Friday.
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Space Debris From Anti-Satellite Test To 'Vanish' In 45 Days: Defence Research Body Chief
The space debris from India's anti-satellite weapons launch is expected to burn out in less than 45 days, the top defence scientist said on Thursday, seeking to allay global concern about fragments hitting objects.
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"Let's Not Make It A Mess": US Warns Of Debris After India's ASAT Test
Acting U.S Defence Secretary Patrick Shanahan warned any nations that might be considering anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons tests like the one India carried out on Wednesday to "not make a mess" in space, noting the debris that can be left behind.
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"Could Have Started On Anti-Satellite Weapon Earlier": Missile Scientist
Noted missile scientist VK Saraswat has claimed that the "building blocks" for today's Mission Shakti project existed since 2005, but lack of initiative on the part of the former UPA government prevented such an anti-satellite missile test from being conducted over the years.
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"Categorically Against Nuclear Weapons In Space": Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that he was opposed to sending nuclear weapons to space, dismissing US accusations that Moscow was developing a space-based anti-satellite weapon.
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US Confirms Russia Developing "Troubling" Anti-Satellite Weapon
Russia is developing a space-based anti-satellite weapon that is "troubling" for the United States but poses no immediate threat to people on Earth, the White House said Thursday.
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China Satellite in Close Encounter With Russian Anti-Satellite Missile Test Debris: State Media
A Chinese satellite had a near collision with one of the many chunks of debris left by the fallout of a recent Russian anti-satellite missile test, state media reported.
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Russian Anti-Satellite Weapons Test "Dangerous, Irresponsible": US
An anti-satellite weapons test by Russia against one of its own targets has generated debris that is a risk to astronauts on the International Space Station and other activities in outer space, the US State Department said on Monday.
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Russia Dismisses Space Weapon Claim As "Propaganda"
Russia on Friday dismissed accusations from the United States and Britain that it tested an anti-satellite weapon in space.
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US Accuses Russia Of Test-Firing Anti-Satellite Weapon In Space
The United States accused Russia of test-firing an anti-satellite weapon in space, warning that the threat against Washington's systems was "real, serious and increasing."
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"Mission Shakti" Debris Concerns Addressed: Deputy NSA Pankaj Saran
International concerns over the fallout of India's landmark anti-satellite missile test "Mission Shakti" have been addressed, Pankaj Saran, the Deputy National Security Advisor of India, told NDTV on Tuesday. The anti-satellite weapon's test had left a trail of debris that posed a threat to other projects like the International Space Station, exper...
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Cooperation With ISRO Intact: NASA Chief After Mission Shakti Rebuke
The cooperation of NASA with ISRO remains intact, chief of the US space agency James Bridenstine has said, days after he criticised India and termed its anti-satellite weapon test a "terrible thing" for creating about 400 pieces of orbital debris.
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Pentagon Says India's ASAT Debris Expected To Burn Up In Atmosphere
The Pentagon said on Thursday that it stood by Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan's assessment last week that debris from an Indian anti-satellite weapons test would eventually burn up in the atmosphere, despite a subsequent, more negative assessment by NASA.
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Concerns Over Debris Left By ASAT Missile Before ISRO's April 1 Launch
Will India's recent test of the anti-satellite (ASAT) missile endanger the launch of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle tomorrow? The anti-satellite weapon launched as part of Mission Shakti created a new debris pile some 300 kilometres above the Earth.
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India's Anti-Satellite Test Not Directed At Any Nation: Russia
Russia on Friday highlighted "the non-directedness" of the anti-satellite weapons test conducted by India against any specific country and New Delhi's reassurance of continuance of foreign policy to prevent the deployment of weapons in outer space.
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PM's Mission Shakti Speech Didn't Violate Poll Code: Election Commission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not break the Model Code of Conduct with his televised address to the nation on Wednesday announcing a successful test of India's anti-satellite weapon, the Election Commission said on Friday.
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Space Debris From Anti-Satellite Test To 'Vanish' In 45 Days: Defence Research Body Chief
The space debris from India's anti-satellite weapons launch is expected to burn out in less than 45 days, the top defence scientist said on Thursday, seeking to allay global concern about fragments hitting objects.
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"Let's Not Make It A Mess": US Warns Of Debris After India's ASAT Test
Acting U.S Defence Secretary Patrick Shanahan warned any nations that might be considering anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons tests like the one India carried out on Wednesday to "not make a mess" in space, noting the debris that can be left behind.
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"Could Have Started On Anti-Satellite Weapon Earlier": Missile Scientist
Noted missile scientist VK Saraswat has claimed that the "building blocks" for today's Mission Shakti project existed since 2005, but lack of initiative on the part of the former UPA government prevented such an anti-satellite missile test from being conducted over the years.
