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U.S. Asks For Confirmation RD-180 Injunction Does Not Apply To Payments To/From ULA

U.S. Asks For Confirmation RD-180 Injunction Does Not Apply To Payments To/From ULA
The RD-180 in an undated test stand hot fire. Photo: NASA.

The federal government Friday asked a federal judge to confirm her preliminary injunction order issued last week does not apply to purchases from, or payments made to, national security launch provider United Launch Alliance (ULA). In its filing in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, the government told Judge Susan Braden this interpretation would serve the court’s purpose of preventing money from flowing into the hands of Russian minister Dmitry Rogozin, who is subject to U.S. economic sanctions, without endangering…

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