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Brazilian Delegation Arrives In Ukraine For Military And Space Talks
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Kiev, Ukraine (RIA Novosti) Sep 16, 2010


Ukraine and Brazil set up a join venture, the Alcantara Cyclone Space, in 2006, as part of a large-scale program to send the Cyclone-4 Launch Vehicle into space by 2012.

A military delegation from Brazil will arrive in Ukraine on Wednesday for three-day talks on military and space cooperation, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said.

The delegation will visit several military and space facilities, the statement said.

Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhaylo Yezhel and his Brazilian counterpart Nelson Jobim are to sign an agreement on military cooperation after the talks, it added.

Ukraine and Brazil set up a join venture, the Alcantara Cyclone Space, in 2006, as part of a large-scale program to send the Cyclone-4 Launch Vehicle into space by 2012.

Source: RIA Novosti

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