Russia is preparing for war in space, threat to the US and Europe is increasing

The Russian Federation plans to place a nuclear weapon in orbit, which will destroy almost all satellites with a single explosion. But this country already has "conventional" anti-satellite weapons in orbit - killer machines capable of "destroying" other satellites one by one. Unlike a nuclear explosion in orbit, this weapon can destroy satellites one at a time, not all at once. The Telegraph writes about it. In 2019 and 2022, Russia launched a group of small maneuverable "inspection" satellites into low orbit. The Russians claim that the function of these devices is to rendezvous with other Russian satellites and check them to diagnose malfunctions. But, as The Telegraph writes, with the help of sensors and manipulators, these identical "inspection" satellites can interfere with the work of other people's satellites or even destroy them.