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Uzbekistan Plans to Launch Its Own Satellite into Orbit by 2028Uzbekistan plans to launch its own scientific and technical satellite into orbit by 2028. The announcement was made by Mukhiddin Ibragimov, Deputy Director of the Uzbek Space Research Agency “Uzbekcosmos,” in an interview with Kazinform.
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