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Interplanetary mission? lol. is that it ? Honestly ,Russian space industry is more commercial oriented . Spending money on interplanetary with virtually no ROI or EREROI is useless . Certainly very few nations will spend that much. But yes they are now planning lunar mining missions with the same nuclear engines they built for manned mars travel in 1980's. Makes sense for the massive helium-3 reserves and REE deposits on lunar surface .
Considering that launch rate is 90%+ successes ,you are talking gibberish....
lol talking with an indian about space is like talking with a camel about water ski.
For your information evry single mission to deep space failed them in the last 20 years. Russia is currently unable to even leave earths orbit. But who can blame them? They are a typical developing country.
As for their failures recently:
Crash and burn: why are so many Russian rockets failing? - Opinion - Al Jazeera English
funny fact, we profit very much from their mistakes. We currently build them the same satellite for 3rd time now, since they fucked up two times to launch it.