"Denial and Diplomacy: The Space Race for Nuclear Weapons"

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Russian President Vladimir Putin denies plans to deploy nuclear weapons in space, stating that Moscow is "categorically against" such deployment. This comes after US officials raised concerns about Russia developing a space-based anti-satellite weapon armed with a nuclear warhead. The US administration is engaging in direct diplomatic efforts with Russia over the issue, while Putin calls for international agreements on space weaponry to be upheld. Despite Russia's denial, experts warn of the potential for space to become the next frontier of warfare, with concerns about the safety of satellites in the current geopolitical climate.
Topics:nation#international-relations#nuclear-weapons#russia#space-weapons#us-russia-relations#vladimir-putin
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