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Moscow (AFP) April 16, 2010 Russia on Friday successfully launched a military satellite into space from its military spacedrome of Plesetsk, Russian news agencies reported. "A Soyuz rocket that launched at 1900 Moscow time (1500 GMT) from Plesetsk successfully carried a Russian military satellite into orbit," a Russian space official was quoted as saying. The launch was the second this year of a Russian military satellite. In January, a Proton-M rocket carrying a Raduga statellite blasted off from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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