Russia tests ASAT missile
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(Worthy News) – Russia has conducted a flight test of a new anti-satellite missile in what Pentagon officials say is a step in advancing Moscow’s space warfare capabilities.
A U.S. defense official said American intelligence agencies monitored the missile test March 26 from Plesetsk, a test center located about 150 miles northwest of Moscow. The missile is designated the PL-19 and known as the Nudol.
The latest test was judged a success and is at least the sixth time the new missile was tested. Three earlier flight tests were gauged as successful. [ Source: Washington Times (Read More…) ]
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