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SC-19 / DN-series ASAT
China's SC-19 is a ground-launched, hit-to-kill anti-satellite weapon associated with the wider DN-series of exo-atmospheric interceptors and the destructive 2007 Fengyun-1C test.
Cosmos 2553 is a Russian military satellite in an unusual orbit near 2,000 km, publicly described as a technology demonstrator but linked by US officials to development of a nuclear-armed anti-satellite capability.
China's SC-19 is a ground-launched, hit-to-kill anti-satellite weapon associated with the wider DN-series of exo-atmospheric interceptors and the destructive 2007 Fengyun-1C test.
Russia's road-mobile direct-ascent anti-satellite interceptor, demonstrated against Kosmos 1408 at about 470 km in 2021 and also associated with the A-235 missile-defense programme.
China's road-mobile exo-atmospheric interceptor, designed to defeat medium-range ballistic missiles through direct impact and provide an upper tier for the country's layered missile defenses.
Russia's mobile laser — unveiled in Putin's 2018 "super-weapons" speech, named for a warrior-monk — built to dazzle reconnaissance-satellite sensors and hide mobile ICBMs from orbit. Fielded since 2019, but almost everything about it is a Russian claim experts treat with caution.