Russian space chief hints at craft being sabotaged
Some recent Russian satellite failures may have been the result of
sabotage by foreign forces, Russia's space chief said Tuesday, in
comments apparently aimed at the United States.
Roscosmos chief Vladimir Popovkin stopped short of accusing any
specific country of disabling Russian satellites, but he told the daily
Izvestia that some Russian craft had suffered "unexplained" malfunctions
while flying over another side of the globe beyond the reach of his
nation's tracking facilities.







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