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German Military Prepares Launch of Antisatellite Satellites

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By Adam Jones
| The Trumpet Verified
The German Ministry of Defense aims to launch four military satellites as early as next year, Germany’s Tagesschau wrote on Wednesday based on secret documents. Germany currently has eight military reconnaissance satellites. The four it adds will include the first with offensive, antisatellite capabilities. The $115 million project is termed “Shield and Sword” because it represents the two capabilities the four satellites will possess.
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Germany Using Norway to Conquer Space

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By Adam Jones
| The Trumpet Verified
Germany is using Norway to conquer space, and the partnership stretches far beyond rockets. German start-up Isar Aerospace will launch imaging satellites for Planet Labs Germany from Norway’s Andøya spaceport as early as this year. The German military is secretly planning up to 1,200 satellites in the next few years, Handelsblatt reported on July 7. Berlin has earmarked $40 billion for military space development through 2030.
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Germany Is Gunning for Control of Bulgaria

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By Adam Jones
| The Trumpet Verified
Seemingly pro-Russia candidate Rumen Radev was elected as Bulgaria’s prime minister on April 19. He secured nearly 45 percent of the vote, providing him with a majority in parliament and bringing stability to a nation that has had a dozen governments in the last 10 years. Will this member of the European Union shift toward Russia under its new leader? Radev took office on May 8, and one of his first acts was to cut military supplies to Ukraine.
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