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Baikonur Received a Maintenance Booth Replacement Kit After the Crash at the Launch Site

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The Baikonur service booth is fully re-established at the 31st launch site, and the work is proceeding according to the approved schedule and the complex should be ready for new launches by the end of the winter of 2026.
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Baikonur Received a Maintenance Booth Replacement Kit After the Crash at the Launch Site

The Baikonur service booth is fully re-established at the 31st launch site, and the work is proceeding according to the approved schedule and the complex should be ready for new launches by the end of the winter of 2026.

·Moscow, Russian Federation (the)
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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation (the) on Tuesday, December 16, 2025.
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