Russian spacecraft shadowing U.S. spy satellite: U.S. Space Force commander

The transcript discusses the proximity of a Russian satellite to a U.S. satellite, confirmed by U.S. Space Force General John Raymond. The Usk H11 satellite, similar in size to a bus, has powerful spying sensors. In November, Russia launched a Soyuz rocket with a payload that separated into two satellites. The larger satellite acted as a carrier for the smaller one. Satellite watcher Michael Thompson noted the clever design of the Russian orbit, allowing observation of the KH11 satellite from different angles during day and night.

What did General John Raymond confirm regarding the U.S. Space Force?

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What is the size comparison of the Usk H11 satellite?

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What was the purpose of the Russian Soyuz rocket launched in November?

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What did satellite watcher Michael Thompson tweet about the Russian orbit?

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How do the two satellites observe KH11?

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