Kazakhstan announces stricter rule for Proton launches
Submit on Saturday, September 8th, 2007 06:10
Kazakhstan has accused Russia of not doing enough to ensure the safety of its space launches a day after a Proton M rocket crashed in the Central Asian state. Meanwhile, satellite operator JSAT has ordered a replacement for JCSAT-11, which was destroyed in the accident.
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