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A Russian Progress cargo ship undocked from the International Space Station this morning at 11:18 a.m. EDT (1518 UTC). According to reports, the launch of the next Progress mission, originally scheduled for Wednesday, has been delayed due to a third-stage issue.

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Progress third-stage issues are particularly concerning since the same upper stage design is used on crewed Soyuz launches. Station can manage on current supplies while they investigate.

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