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December 2008 - Blog
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Dec 25, 2008: Three new Glonass-M satellites in orbit
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Dec 24, 2008: New Topol-M regiment in Teykovo
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Dec 23, 2008: Another setback for the Bulava program
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Dec 21, 2008: No news on Bulava test
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Dec 18, 2008: Formulating the next U.S.-Russian arms control agreement
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Dec 09, 2008: Northern Fleet left without Project 667BDR submarines
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Dec 02, 2008: Launch of Cosmos-2446, a new first-generation early-warning satellite
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Dec 01, 2008: Launch of an early-warning satellite expected tomorrow
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Dec 01, 2008: Long life of UR-100NUTTH - 33 years and counting
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