h No threats to Russia's manned program after situation at Baikonur - expert

28.11.2025, 20:12

No threats to Russia's manned program after situation at Baikonur - expert

MOSCOW. Nov 28. INTERFAX - The situation with the launch pad at Baikonur will not affect Russia's manned program, said expert Mikhail Kotov, a member of the public council of Roscosmos.

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