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Progress MS-35 scheduled to launch cargo to the International Space Station on Sept. 16

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Russia’s Progress MS-35 cargo spacecraft is expected to launch from Kazakhstan on Sept. 16, shortly after Progress MS-33 departs the International Space Station. The mission will sustain the station’s logistics pipeline, delivering cargo and supplies to the orbiting complex.

Discovered 2026-09-15T19:16:15.067380-07:00 | 2026-09-15T19:16:15.067380-07:00

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  • Progress MS-35’s launch follows the Sept. 7 departure of Progress MS-33, underscoring the station’s reliance on a regular sequence of uncrewed logistics missions.
  • The mission supports continued ISS operations by replenishing cargo and supplies after the previous Progress spacecraft leaves the orbiting complex.

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