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Tuesday, November 23rd, 2021. I'm Trey Yinkst.

Russia tested an anti-satellite missile this month, raising new questions about the future of military action in space.

Really just reinforces the need that we have for the United States to get more resilient,

to get better protected of its key infrastructure and key assets in space.

This is the Fox News rundown, evening addition. Russia tested a direct descent anti-satellite missile by shooting down one of their own

satellites.

The problem with the test is that it sent 1,500 pieces of trackable debris into orbit.

The event drew condemnation with the U.S. calling the test both dangerous and reckless.

So what does the future of military activity in space look like?

This latest Russian test is just, you know, one test in a long history of Russia and

before that the Soviet Union developing and testing various types of

anti-satellite weapon. For more on this story this is Todd Harrison of the

Center for Strategic and International Studies. A lot of people forget and even senior military leaders forget that throughout the Cold War,

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