A Russian nuclear weapon in orbit could trigger a "space Pearl Harbor," crippling GPS, satellite internet, and military reconnaissance.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Russia has expanded a months-old drone base near the front lines, new satellite imagery shows. The imagery shows more launch rails, storage bunkers, and construction at the Donetsk airport.

Russia has long exchanged weapons with Iran and provided drone expertise during the war. Chinese companies have sold sanctioned dual-use technologies that enable Tehran to build and enhance their weapons.

Ukrainian forces have flagged the appearance of Russian Spirit-030 satellite communication terminals near frontline positions, drawing attention to a new layer in the electronic warfare contest between the two sides.

Ukrainian defence minister's adviser Serhii Beskrestnov, better known as Flash, has reported that Russian forces have begun receiving Spyrit-030 satellite communication terminals at the front line en

Ukraine Intel report says Moscow giving Tehran target info on US bases and infrastructure in Gulf; source says Russia also gave Iran a detailed list of 55 Israeli energy targets The post Russia reportedly supplying Iran with spy imagery of US and Israeli targets appeared first on The Times of Israel.

A US official claimed that the Kremlin could unleash mayhem on the world and possibly detonate a nuke in space that could impact phones, internet and even air travel