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Aaron Stein

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Taking LEO Off the Board: Russian Thinking About Anti-Satellite Warfare

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By Aaron Stein
| RealClear Defense
Taking LEO Off the Board: Russian Thinking About Anti-Satellite Warfare Aaron Stein Foreign Policy Research Institute August 7, 2026
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Taking LEO Off the Board: Russian Thinking About Anti-Satellite Warfare

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By Aaron Stein
| RealClear Defense
The Soviet Union and Russia have invested in anti-satellite weapons to ensure that their nuclear deterrent remains credible. For both the Soviet Union and Russia, the destruction of American satellites was (and is) viewed as part of the country’s broader nuclear war plan and part of the opening salvo in a nuclear conflict with the United States.
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Phish Turns Back The Clock To 1992 For 92nd Show At Madison Square Garden

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By Aaron Stein
| JamBase Music News
The quartet embraced the first night of the year-themed MSG run with vintage song choices, classic stage antics and improvisation that only today’s band could deliver. By Aaron Stein Jul 23, 2026 • 7:09 am PDT Phish fandom is often the result of a random set of circumstances — a series of fortunate events, if you will.
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