Russia Successfully Launches Angara-A5 Rocket After Initial Failures

The Angara-A5 rocket's successful launch follows two aborted attempts earlier this week due to technical issues.

Russia's Angara-A5 rocket successfully launched from the Vostochny spaceport after two failed attempts.
Initial launch failures were attributed to a pressurization system failure and a programming error in the engine start control.
The Angara-A5 is designed to replace the older Soviet-era Proton rockets, enhancing Russia's space capabilities.
This launch marks the fourth flight of the Angara-A5, indicating ongoing development despite previous setbacks.
The Vostochny spaceport, still under development, is set to become the primary launch site for future Angara missions.