US Army confirms it has 'space control weapons' active in orbit to ensure it 'can operate freely there'

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By Efosa UdinmwenSep 18, 2026, 4:40 pm192 ptsTop
America has finally admitted that its weapons are already operating in orbit Orbital jammers remain one possible explanation for America's undisclosed systems Kinetic weapons could create dangerous debris across already crowded orbital regions The US has publicly acknowledged for the first time that it operates…

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