Protests by Czech and Polish people do not seem to stop the project and neither do strong Russian protests.

"Americans say: we do not see any danger coming from Russia" - Russian Federation Duma's vice president Lyubov K Sliska says "but then who knows why the Berlin wall has been moved to the border with Russia and we became one of those countries that can be defined "the axis of evil" like Iran and North Korea.

Also a non-aligned Duma MP like Dimitri Ragozin strongly protests: "NATO says that missiles can be launched from Russian southern borders. So why do these radars are installed in Poland and in the Czech Republic and they are not insttalled in Caucasus and southern Russia?"

And if the objectives of these missiles were not Iranian missiles but Russian ones, could 10 missiles in Poland confront the 4.000 Russian atomic warheads? Former Russian generals who have been interviewed give another explanation: "these Polish missiles - former Major General Vladimir Dvorkin says - are programmed to hit space devices launched from Kazakhstan or from other cosmodromes. It doesn't matter from where the missiles are launched because they can be hit on low and medium orbits."

According to Russian military, missiles in Poland could be used to destroy Russian or Chineselaunched into the space ith strategic objectives.

The American president Bush on August 31 2006, signed the document of American Space policy which does not allow other countries, except the USA, to use space strategically.

Immediately after, on March 27 2007 Russian President Putin and Chinese President Hu Jintao signed a cooperation agreement for the development of space strategic technologies. The space race has just started.