China Says Space Is Not U.S. 'Private Property' As Donald Trump Plans to Build New Missile Defense There
Newsweek - 2019-02-12T22:47:49.000Z

China accused the United States of making “unwarranted and utterly baseless comments” about its outer space policy.

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