U.S. Deploys Space Control Weapons Amid Treaty Questions

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: The United States has begun deploying space control weapons, a move that raises questions about compliance with existing space treaties. The new systems are designed to protect U.S. assets and potentially counter adversarial capabilities in orbit. Officials say the deployments are defensive and do not violate international agreements, but critics argue they could spark an arms race in space. The development highlights growing tensions over space security and the need for updated norms.

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