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The United States has publicly acknowledged for the first time that the Space Force has “on-orbit space control weapons” capable of defending U.S. forces against hostile actions. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink did not disclose what type of weapons are deployed or their exact capabilities.

The announcement marks a significant development in military activity in space, with China and Russia criticizing the move and warning about an arms race in orbit.

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00:00American weapons may already be in space, orbiting hundreds of miles above Earth.
00:06The US has reportedly acknowledged having weapons in orbit, but officials aren't saying
00:11what they are.
00:12For decades, space was considered off-limits for weapons, mostly for satellites and science.
00:19But that balance is shifting, so what kind of weapons could be up there?
00:24Maybe systems that can hit targets at incredible speeds, or maybe jammers, or even directed
00:31energy weapons that can blind the satellite without firing a shot.
00:35The secrecy adds another layer of tension.
00:38It's tied to the US Golden Dome Project, a missile defense shield for America.
00:44But anything that can destroy a missile up there could also take out satellites.
00:48And with China and Russia pushing their own military space technologies, this feels like
00:53a competition that's heating up.
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