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February 2011 - Blog

[Feb 26, 2011: Successful launch of the first Glonass-K satellite]
[Feb 24, 2011: Russia to spend $70 billion on strategic forces by 2020]
[Feb 22, 2011: Early-warning radar in Kaliningrad - not until 2016]
[Feb 20, 2011: Bulava to be accepted for service in 2011?]
[Feb 05, 2011: New START treaty enters into force]
[Feb 01, 2011: New geodetic satellite failed to reach working orbit]
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  • Knyaz Pozharsky submarine to be accepted for service in June 2025
  • Launch of Cosmos-2580, a Lotos-S1 electronic reconnaissance satellite
  • Launch of Cosmos-2579 from Plesetsk
  • Strategic forces exercise includes a launch of Bulava
  • A failed test of Sarmat destroyed the test silo
  • Two small satellites launched by Angara from Plesetsk
  • Imperator Alexander III transferred to the Pacific Fleet
  • Launch of Cosmos-2576 from Plesetsk
  • Notes on small experimental satellites
  • Topol-ME launch from Kapustin Yar to Sary-Shagan

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