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South Korea set to finalize cancellation of launch contracts with Russia

Submit on Friday, October 13th, 2023 02:11

International sanctions imposed against Russia following the country’s invasion of Ukraine mean that a pair of satellites due to fly on Russian rockets in 2022 will need to find a new route to space.

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