WATCH: Russia launches Iranian satellite into space

Aug 10, 2022 View Original Article
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63% : The Russian space program's cooperation with Iran comes on the heels of a July visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Tehran, his first trip outside former Soviet Union territory since Russia's Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.
51% : Iran claims the satellite is for scientific research, such as radiation and environmental monitoring for agricultural purposes, according to Reuters.
41% : U.S. officials have expressed concern that the satellite could not only help Russia in Ukraine but also allow Iran to monitor military targets in Israel and the Middle East.

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