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June 2007 - Blog

[Jun 29, 2007: Launch of Cosmos-2428, the last Tselina-2 electronic intelligence satellite]
[Jun 28, 2007: Successful test of Bulava]
[Jun 28, 2007: Genesis II launch from Dombarovsky]
[Jun 21, 2007: Tselina-2 launch scheduled for next week]
[Jun 20, 2007: New concept of air and space defense approved]
[Jun 15, 2007: R-36MUTTH/SS-18 missile launches German satellite]
[Jun 07, 2007: Cosmos-2427 - new Kobalt-M optical reconnaissance satellite]
[Jun 07, 2007: A joint U.S.-Russian missile defense site in Azerbaijan?]
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  • Russian early-warning satellites may not be dead yet
  • The space segment of the Russian early-warning system is not in good shape
  • Oreshnik in Belarus?
  • Another attempt to launch Yars from Plesetsk
  • Deployment of Yars missiles in Kozelsk completed
  • Yars missiles start replacing Topol-M in Tatishchevo
  • Any space-based missile defense will have to meet actual missiles
  • Was there a Bulava launch in June 2025?
  • A cancelled or postponed Yars launch from Plesetsk
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