US official says Russian satellite behavior resembles an orbital weapon

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A US official has said that the behavior of a Russian satellite looks like that of an orbital weapon. The remark follows an earlier statement by a Russian official who described commercial satellites as "legitimate targets." That Russian official has since characterized concerns about the matter as "unfounded." The exchange highlights ongoing disagreement between Washington and Moscow over military activity in space. The original report comes from Ars Technica.

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