U.S. Advances "Golden Dome" Missile Defense System Amid Global Concerns

The Golden Dome operates through a network of satellites equipped with advanced sensors and interceptors, enabling detection and neutralization shortly after launch.

WORLD — Global concerns have surfaced following the United States' plans to advance its "Golden Dome" missile defense system. North Korea has denounced the initiative as a "very dangerous threatening initiative" and an "outer space nuclear war scenario," according to a May 27, 2025, memorandum from its state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).

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China has expressed apprehension about a potential arms race in space, viewing the system as a threat to international stability, according to statements by its Foreign Ministry.

Russia and Iran, meanwhile, interpret it as an extension of U.S. global dominance, as reported by their respective government outlets and state-run media.

In response, the United States has defended the "Golden Dome" as a vital shield against missile threats from adversarial nations, emphasizing its defensive purpose, according to the Department of Defense (DoD).

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