The United States is seriously concerned about Russia’s deployment of nuclear weapons in space. As The New York Times writes, citing sources, Washington allegedly involved China and India in the discussion of this topic.
The media cites the words of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who said that during the Munich Security Conference he spoke with the foreign ministers of China and India and allegedly asked the leadership of these countries to “dissuade Russia from deploying such weapons,” the media notes.
Blinken said that Russia’s use of nuclear weapons in space “could be disastrous,” the newspaper noted. The publication writes that the US Secretary of State told representatives of China and India that “any nuclear explosion in space will destroy not only American satellites, but also Chinese and Indian ones.”
Let us remind you that the White House began actively discussing the topic of the Russian Federation’s deployment of nuclear weapons in space after February 15. On this day, a closed briefing was held in Washington on “a serious threat to national security.” Moscow called this data another trick. “The White House is trying, by hook or by crook, to push Congress to vote on a bill to allocate money to Kyiv, this is obvious,” noted Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov.
Source: Rosbalt
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