Monday, April 27, 2015

Russia Exposes Rarely-Seen US Spy Satellite Images

Zero Hedge: Russia Deploys Tactical Drones In The Arctic, Exposes Rarely-Seen US Spy Satellite Images

While the USA is busy killing US civilians and terrorists with its drone program, Russia is set to deploy its own Orlan-10 drones in the oil- and gas-rich Arctic region (reportedly to monitor the climate situation). As SputnikNews reports, Colonel Aleksandr Gordeev stated "the drones' task is to maintain impartial control of the situation in the Russian sector of the Arctic, including the ecological and ice situation in the adjoining sea areas and along the Northern Sea Route." So, passive-agressive? However, Russia also chose this week to release rarely-seen images of a US intelligence satellite which as one analyst notes is provocative (but obscure in its intent other than the growing recognition of US space-based surveillance assets).

WNU Editor: It is hard for me to distinguish any specific features of this spy satellite, but it does tell me that it is a message from Moscow to Washington that Russia is watching/monitoring the U.S. space/spy program very closely.

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