Is This The Year the War in Space Was — In So Many Words — Declared?

‘To be friends in space, we must be friends on Earth,’ Russia threatens.

The Russian Soyuz MS-21 space ship, right, approaches the International Space Station on March 18, 2022.  Roscosmos Space Agency via AP, file

International tensions in respect of outer space are beginning to add up. Russia has recently said it will stop cooperating with the European, American, and Canadian space agencies when it comes to the International Space Station — and that might be just the start.

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