Soyuz

Soyuz MS-22 suffered a coolant leak late on 2022-12-14 that canceled a Russian spacewalk that was about to start.

Station controllers detected the coolant leak in the service module of Soyuz MS-22 at approximately 7:45 p.m. Eastern on 2022-12-14.

Soyuz MS-22 delivered cosmonauts Sergey Prokopyev and Dmitri Petelin and NASA astronaut Frank Rubio to the International Space Station in September 2022.

NASA and Roscosmos completed a seat barter agreement in July 2022 to exchange crew seats between Soyuz and U.S. commercial crew vehicles.

A coolant leak in the service module of the Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft docked to the International Space Station occurred on 2022-12-14.

Roscosmos can launch the next Soyuz spacecraft to the station, Soyuz MS-23, without any crew on board as a replacement for Soyuz MS-22.

Soyuz MS-23 is scheduled to launch to the International Space Station in March 2023 with two Roscosmos cosmonauts and one NASA astronaut.

Russia exited the global launch market after its invasion of Ukraine, leading to cancellations of previously planned Soyuz launches.

The European Space Agency arranged launches of the Euclid astrophysics mission and the Hera asteroid mission on Falcon 9 after those missions lost Soyuz and Ariane 6 launch options.

OneWeb purchased launches on three Falcon 9 rockets after terminating its Soyuz launch contract in March 2022 and also bought two launches on India’s GSLV.

Arianespace had previously used Russian Soyuz rockets to deploy 32–36 satellites per launch before its launch agreement with OneWeb was suspended in March amid Russia's war in Ukraine.

OneWeb used the Indian GSLV 2022-03-03 rocket for the first time after previously using Arianespace and Soyuz rockets.

OneWeb used the Indian GSLV 2022-03-03 rocket for the first time on this launch after previously using Arianespace and Soyuz rockets.

Two pairs of Galileo satellites previously set to launch on Soyuz are expected to launch on Ariane 6.

Euclid was originally manifested to launch on a Soyuz rocket from French Guiana in 2023.

OneWeb suspended launches with Russia’s Soyuz rockets in March after the Russian government imposed conditions including requiring the British government to divest its stake in the company.

OneWeb's expansion was delayed after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine halted Soyuz launches that OneWeb relied on to complete deployment by mid-2022.

Dennis Tito spent eight days in space during his 2001 Soyuz mission and returned to Earth on a different Soyuz spacecraft.