Kazakhstan. OCTOBER 12, 2022. A Proton-M rocket booster carrying the Angosat-2 communications satellite lifts off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Russia and Angola agreed on building the satellite to replace Angosat-1 declared lost. Designed to serve for 15 years, Angosat-2 has been equipped to provide C- and Ku-band communication and broadcasting services. Sergei Savostyanov TASS 55310995
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Kazakhstan. OCTOBER 12, 2022. A Proton-M rocket booster carrying the Angosat-2 communications satellite lifts off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Russia and Angola agreed on building the satellite to replace Angosat-1 declared lost. Designed to serve for 15 years, Angosat-2 has been equipped to provide C- and Ku-band communication and broadcasting services. Sergei Savostyanov TASS 55310995
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