Certain unfinished objects of the first stage of the Vostochny space centre have the opportunity to break down, if not they do, said General Director of "Rosatom" Dmitry Rogozin. The degree of readiness of unfinished projects at the cosmodrome - 10 to 90 %: housing (built 750 apartments of the planned 1700), Railways, roads, boiler-houses and depots. As said the head of the state Corporation, the objects will complete in Parallel with work on the second turn. According to Rogozin, the problem is equally that it is necessary to recover the design documentation, which is left over from the last contractor. In East 1st in Russia the civilian spaceport, designed for the preparation and launch of spacecraft scientific, socio-economic and commercial purposes. It is planned that it will provide independent access of the country in the space on all the range of available tasks. The facility is being built since 2012 in the Amur region in the interfluve of the rivers Zeya and Bolshaya Pera, 180 kilometers away from Blagoveshchensk. Its area is approximately seven hundred square kilometers. This year it was announced the completion of the construction of the first stage (area 1C) - launch complex for Soyuz rockets light and medium classes. Already made five starts. In parallel, the construction of the second and third stages. This launch complexes for rockets "Angara" (site 1A), and the media "Irtysh" and heavy missiles. in the second stage of construction of the cosmodrome many times there were problems with the contractor. Work must be completed in 2022, in time to prepare for the first launch of "Angara" in 2023-m. The price of the project is roughly 300 billion. Currently responsible for the construction of " Roscosmos ". before Vladimir Putin summed up that, despite dozens of criminal cases of embezzlement during the construction of the spaceport, stealing " hundreds of million ". Press Secretary of the President Dmitry Peskov explained that the story is about the construction of the first spaceport, when it was stolen eleven billion. <span style="color:darkgray