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A Russia-Esa agreement has been signed to launch Soyuz from the Kourou European base

Paris, France – Yesterday in Paris the sign

An agreement, signed yesterday in Paris by the Russian Foreign Minister, Igor Ivanov and by the European Space Agency (Esa) General Manager, Antonio Rodotà, has established that in future the Russian's Soyouz missiles will be launched from the Kourou base in French Guyana. "The cooperation - has declared Rodotà - constitutes a concrete stage in the realization of a strategic partnership between E...

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