Konstantin Vorontsov, deputy head of the department of Non-proliferation and arms control at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, United Nations Washington and its allies are trying to exploit space to impose Western hegemony.
Reading from the notes, Vorontsov added that the use of Western satellites to aid the Ukrainian war effort "A very dangerous trend".
He said before the United Nations (First Committee) that: "Semi-civil infrastructure can become a legitimate target for a retaliatory strike"described the West’s use of such satellites for support Ukraine That "provocative".
He explained: "Speaking of the use of components of civil space infrastructures, including commercial ones, of OwlUnited States and its allies in armed conflicts".
Vorontsov did not specifically mention any satellite companies, except that one Elon Musk He said this month that the company "SpaceX" To manufacture the missiles it owns, it will continue to finance a service Internet Starlink in Ukraine.
The war in Ukraine killed tens of thousands of people and undermined the global economic recovery after the pandemic CovidAnd it blew up the most dangerous confrontation with the West since the crisis missiles Cuban in 1962.
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In 1957 Russia launched (Sputnik 1), the first artificial satellite in space, and in 1961 transferred the first human to space. Like the United States and China, it has a large offensive space capability. and fired Russia An anti-satellite missile will be launched in 2021 to destroy one of its satellites.
Konstantin Vorontsov, deputy head of the department of Non-proliferation and arms control at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, United Nations Washington and its allies are trying to exploit space to impose Western hegemony.
Reading the notes, Vorontsov added that the use of Western satellites to aid the Ukrainian war effort was a “very dangerous trend”.
“Semi-civil infrastructure could become a legitimate target for a retaliatory attack,” he told the United Nations (First Committee) and described the West’s use of such satellites to support Ukraine It is “provocative”.
He explained: “We are talking about the use of components of civil space infrastructures, including commercial ones, by OwlUnited States and its allies in armed conflicts.
Vorontsov did not specifically mention any satellite companies, except that one Elon Musk He said this month that his rocket maker SpaceX would continue to fund a service Internet Starlink in Ukraine.
The war in Ukraine killed tens of thousands of people and undermined the global economic recovery after the pandemic CovidAnd it blew up the most dangerous confrontation with the West since the crisis missiles Cuban in 1962.
