Original Title: Russian Aerospace Corporation: The U.S. and NATO launch potential weapon carriers into space. Space militarization is worrying
On November 20, local time, Rogozin, general manager of the Russian Aerospace Corporation, said in an interview with Russian media that the Russian Aerospace Corporation can monitor and track the US military orbital UAV X37. He said that in the past few decades, the United States and NATO have launched potential weapons carriers into space, and the issue of space militarization is worrying.
In addition, Rogozin said that the Russian Aerospace Corporation is tracking the fragments of the smashed satellite “Tselina-D” (Tselina-D), which poses no threat to the International Space Station.
Earlier, the Russian military conducted an anti-satellite test launch on the 15th and hit an abandoned satellite that had been in orbit. The Russian Ministry of Defense released a video, stating that the International Space Station is located 40 to 60 kilometers below the “Virgin Land-D” (Tselina-D) satellite debris, so it will not pose a threat to the International Space Station. (Headquarters reporter Zhu Jing)
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