US spy satellite destruction - Pentagon spokesman explains






US spy satellite destruction - Pentagon spokesman explains

The U.S. Navy succeed in destroying malfunctioning reconnaissance satellite before it crashes to earth
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Guest: NeilH (133 days ago)
Frankly, I'm glad the Yanks have this technology and are deploying it around their allies. I don't understand the Russians' opposition: are they saying we should leave ourselves wide open to rogue states with nuclear and rocket technology? I'd rather the Yanks put their money into this technology than start ground wars that cost millions of lives on states that turn out not to have been a threat anyway.
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Guest: tom (133 days ago)
Kiran goes to CNN and her skirt gets longer. booooo
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