Russia Launches Four Imagery Satellites
23 April 2026: Russia launched an Angara-1.2 from Plesetsk with Cosmos 2615, 2616, 2617, & 2618 (68826-29). All four satellites are OO-MKA imagery satellites and join 6 others…
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23 April 2026: Russia launched an Angara-1.2 from Plesetsk with Cosmos 2615, 2616, 2617, & 2618 (68826-29). All four satellites are OO-MKA imagery satellites and join 6 others…
21 Aug 2025: Russia launched its 5th Angara-1.2 launch vehicle from Plesetsk. On board were multiple military spacecraft which were successfully delivered to low earth orbit (LEO). Russia's…
29 Apr 2022: Russia launched the Angara 1.2 rocket with an unknown payload for the Russian Aerospace Forces. The satellite is cataloged as Kosmos 2555. Launch Video .…
18 May 2022: The satellite Russia launched on 29 Apr 2022 using the Angara 1.2 rocket re-entered the Earth's atmosphere and was destroyed. Kosmos 2555 was believed to…
15 Oct 2022: Russia launched an Angara 1.2 rocket from Site 35/1 at the Plesetsk Cosmodrome carrying a payload for the Russian military to a Sun-synchronous Orbit (SSO).…
17 Sep: Russia launched an Angara 1.2 from Plesetsk carrying two satellites, likely Earth Observation, into Low Earth Orbit. Cosmos 2577 and 2578 (61179, 61180) are both in…