Amendment may keep Iran-Russia sanctions bill from stopping ISS launches from Wallops, Daily Press
“An Iran-Russia sanctions bill threatened to torpedo Orbital ATK’s commercial resupply missions for NASA from Virginia to the International Space Station until an amendment cleared the U.S. Senate Thursday to remove the bill’s unintended consequences to civilian agencies. Senators voted overwhelmingly — 94 to 6 — to approve the amendment after several members, including Virginia’s Mark Warner, described the “unintentional harm” the original bill could inflict on “crucial science, civil and commercial space missions” that support NASA and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research.”

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