The glitch was yet all the more awful news for Russia's agitated space industry, which wins a great many dollars from the dispatches of Western and Asian business satellites.
The rocket had been because of take off convey a Russian satellite on Friday from the Baikonur cosmodrome, which Russia rents from Kazakhstan.
The space organization Roscosmos said it had discovered an issue in the controls of the Briz-M upper-stage utilized with the Proton-M rocket.
It said a commission had chosen to end arrangements for the dispatch and move the rocket into a test zone to adjust the issue.
The Proton-M rocket is an overhauled rendition of the Soviet Proton rocket. It has as of late encountered a series of issues that have grounded it a few times.
In 2012, a Proton-M missed the right satellite circle. In July 2013, one of the rockets blasted on takeoff and went into disrepair mid-air. What's more in May in the not so distant future, an alternate rocket fizzled and blazed in the air.
The latest dispatch of a Proton-M rocket, in September, went easily.
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