Washington Times: Gen. Stephen Whiting, commander of the Colorado-based Space Command, said the space weapons deployed by China and Russia are “in some ways getting harder to fight.”
“We operate in a domain in which our opponents have built a suite of counterspace capabilities to hold our satellites at risk in all orbital regimes,” Gen. Whiting told the Space & Missile Defense Symposium in Alabama.
The four-star general singled out the Chinese Communist Party for what he called its “breathtaking pace of space and counterspace” weapons development…