Russia searches for crashed space ship

Russian authorities are using helicopters to search for the wreckage of an unmanned supply ship that crashed and exploded in a forest in Siberia.

Thu, 25 Aug, 2011 - 10:32

Russian authorities are using helicopters to search for the wreckage of an unmanned supply ship that crashed and exploded in a forest in Siberia.

Russia’s General Prosecutor’s Office said today about 40 lumberjacks were working in the thick forest of the Choisky region in Russia’s Altai province where the Progress ship blew up yesterday.

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