China has successfully launched the third satellite of their Tianlian 2 series of data and relay satellites.
Liftoff occurred from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in inner China at 16:30 UTC on July 12, 2022, utilizing a Chang Zheng 3B/E (CZ-3B/E) rocket.
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