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Proton grounded for the time being

Submit on Tuesday, December 7th, 2010 22:59

International Launch Services said it expects to receive an interim report from a Russian State Commission set up to investigate the recent Proton launch failure, in approximately one week. At least until then, Proton launches will remain suspended.
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