After ASAT Test, India Reiterates It Is Against Weaponisation of Outer Space
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that India has successfully “shot down” a live satellite in a low orbit, the Ministry of External Affairs claimed that New Delhi remains against the weaponisation of outer space.
After the announcement on Wednesday afternoon, the MEA issued an information note in the style of frequently answered questions (FAQs). Out of the ten questions, three related to queries on diplomatic and legal issues.
“India has no intention of entering into an arms race in outer space,” answered the MEA to self-posed question number eight.
https://thewire.in/diplomacy/asat-test-outer-space-weapons
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After ASAT Test, India Reiterates It Is Against Weaponisation of Outer Space After Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that India has successfully “shot down” a live satellite in a low orbit, the Ministry of External Affairs claimed that New Delhi remains against the weaponisation of outer space. After the announcement on Wednesday afternoon, the MEA issued an information note in the style of frequently answered questions (FAQs). Out of the ten questions, three related to queries on diplomatic and legal issues. “India has no intention of entering into an arms race in outer space,” answered the MEA to self-posed question number eight. https://thewire.in/diplomacy/asat-test-outer-space-weapons