China takes big step towards developing ‘Starlink killer’ weapon with compact high-power microwave - Device small enough to be mounted on trucks, aircraft, or even satellites

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China is racing to field a new class of high power microwave weapons designed to blind or cripple the satellites that keep modern militaries and economies online. At the center of that effort is a compact pulsed power system that Chinese researchers openly frame as a way to neutralize constellations like Starlink without firing a