Unmanned Soyuz rocket planned for Oct 24-26 following mishap

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After a failed launch last week, the Russian Soyuz rocket will make a second attempt on Oct. 24-26, Interfax news agency reports citing a source in the space industry.

The scheduled launch follows the mishap on Oct.11, when Russian cosmonaut Alexei Ovchinin and American astronaut Nick Hague had to abort their mission after the Soyuz rocket supposed to carry them to the International Space Station failed.