Effects
The Soyuz 1 disaster set the Soviet space program back 18 months. It was not until October 1968 that the next manned Soyuz mission was launched, which was flown by Beregovoi.
Khrunov and Yeliseyev eventually flew on Soyuz 5, which along with Soyuz 4, achieved the objectives of their Soyuz 2 flight in January 1969, while Bykovsky prepared for a manned moon flight, which the Soviets never accomplished.
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