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I'm pretty sure (but I don't know) that high up there's no real "airspace" issue, but I'm curious where the missile was intercepted. Was it over water? Or one o
by whartung 3y ago
I'm pretty sure (but I don't know) that high up there's no real "airspace" issue, but I'm curious where the missile was intercepted. Was it over water? Or one of the intervening countries (I'm guessing without a map: Yemen, SA, Jordan, or Israel).
- wolverine876 3y agoAt least at a certain altitude, there's no sovereignty over airspace. Satellites have been passing over other countries since Sputnik.