U.S. Warns Russia Against Launching Nuclear Anti-Satellite Weapon

Efforts to deter deployment involve diplomatic outreach to allies and nations, highlighting treaty violations and security threats.

The U.S. has issued warnings to Russia against deploying a nuclear-capable anti-satellite weapon, citing violations of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.
Officials have engaged in diplomatic efforts with allies and nations like India and China to deter Russia from deploying the weapon.
The weapon, believed to be designed to destroy satellites by emitting massive energy waves, could threaten global satellite infrastructure and national security.
Russian President Vladimir Putin denies the existence of the weapon, while the U.S. continues to monitor Russian activities closely.
The situation escalates tensions between the U.S. and Russia, amid concerns over space security and international relations.