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- The Space Force's warfighting framework defines orbital strike as actions that destroy, disrupt, or degrade adversary space platforms in the space domain through kinetic or non‑kinetic effects.
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- This is the first public confirmation by a Pentagon official of the existence of U.S. space‑based weapons.
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- The Space Force's warfighting framework states that space link interdiction operations are performed using non‑kinetic means, employing electromagnetic or cyber attacks to prevent adversaries from using their own space‑based systems against the Pentagon and its allies.
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- Troy Meink did not provide any additional details about the type or number of space control weapons on orbit.
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- The Space Force could deploy defensive systems to protect its on‑orbit assets through escort operations, counterattacks and suppression of adversary counterspace targeting.
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- The Space Force's warfighting framework states that the service is interested in both kinetic and non‑kinetic offensive weapons.
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