Russia’s Military Space Program: Doctrine, Systems, and Strategic Intent
Abhijit Mishra
Abhijit is the founder and editor of StrikeOrbit, an independent platform focused on modern military technology, space warfare, and global strategic competition.
His work examines long-term trends in defense modernization, emerging military technologies, and the geopolitical dynamics shaping international security in the 21st century.
Analysis is built on verified government reporting, institutional research, and open-source defense publications from around the world, maintained to a consistent standard of accuracy and independence.
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