Roscosmos is slated to send the uncrewed Progress MS-16 cargo resupply spacecraft to the International Space Station. Upon reaching orbit, the freighter is expected to take about two days to reach the outpost.

A Glavkosmos Soyuz 2.1a rocket topped with a Fregat upper stage will launch the first of two Korean CAS500 (Compact Advanced Satellite 500) Earth observation satellites for the Korea Aerospace Research Institute into orbit. In total 38 satellites will be launched. Flying as secondary payloads are Astroscale’s ELSA-d active debris removal demonstration mission, UniSat 7, four GRUS Earth-imaging microsatellites (GRUS 1B–1E) built by Axelspace of Japan and multiple other MicroSats, CubeSats and Poc

A Starsem Soyuz 2.1b rocket topped with a Fregat upper stage will launch on a mission designated ST30 to put 36 OneWeb internet communication satellites for Oneweb LLC into a near polar orbit at an altitude of 450km.

A Soyuz rocket is slated to launch the Soyuz MS-18 spacecraft with two cosmonauts and an American astronaut to the International Space Station for a roughly six-month stay. They'll replace the crew of Soyuz MS-17 during a week-long handover. Note: The image used in this entry shows the Soyuz-FG variant. Soyuz missions now exclusively use the Soyuz-2 variant.

A Starsem Soyuz 2.1b rocket topped with a Fregat upper stage will launch on a mission designated ST31 to put 36 OneWeb internet communication satellites for Oneweb LLC into a near polar orbit at an altitude of 450km.

About 36 OneWeb communications satellites are expected to launch atop a Russian Soyuz 2.1b rocket.

Roscosmos is slated to send the uncrewed Progress MS-17 cargo resupply spacecraft to the International Space Station. Upon reaching orbit, the freighter is expected to take about two days to reach the outpost and dock with the Zvezda module.

Launching atop a Soyuz 2.1b rocket will be the eighth batch of OneWeb satellites for the company's internet constellation. A total of 36 spacecraft are aboard this rocket and are expected to be deployed in a polar low Earth orbit.

A Russian Soyuz 2.1b rocket is scheduled to send 34 satellites into orbit for OneWeb to continue building its satellite internet constellation. To date, satellites have been launched over eight missions. Including OneWeb 9, six more launches of 34 to 36 satellites are expected.