Roscosmos outlines timeline for new orbital station and launch schedule

Roscosmos outlines timeline for new orbital station and launch schedule
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The first module of Russia’s new orbital station, ROS, is scheduled for launch in 2028, with the Russian segment planned to separate from the ISS and begin autonomous operations in 2030.

Roscosmos aims to reach the station’s full configuration by 2034 and plans to conduct 15 Angara A5M and 19 Soyuz‑2.1b launches through 2033.

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