UPDATE1-US commander cannot pin down satellite anomaly
The command responsible for U.S. military space operations lacks enough data to determine who interfered with two U.S. government satellites, anomalies behind perhaps the most explosive charge in a report on China sent to the U.S. Congress on Wednesday.
"What I have seen is inconclusive," General Robert Kehler, commander of the U.S. Strategic Command, said in a teleconference from Omaha, Nebraska, home to the military outfit that conducts U.S. space and cyberspace operations.
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China's military is a prime suspect, the bipartisan, 12-member commission made clear,
though it added that the events in question had not actually been traced to China.
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