Russia launched a Soyuz rocket carrying two Ionosfera-M satellites for space weather monitoring and 53 smaller satellites, including two from Iran. This launch marks Iran’s first private sector venture into space and highlights growing cooperation between Moscow and Tehran amidst Western accusations of Iranian drone supplies to Russia for the Ukraine conflict.
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