India's mission to land on the moon again failed, see the Modi's reaction

India's second attempt to land on the moon also failed, and the space mission's connection to the moon was cut off a few minutes before landing, after which Prime Minister Narendra Modi disappointed and left the space station, congratulating the head of the Indian Space Agency.

A few minutes after landing on the moon, the signal received from India's space mission, Chandrayan-Too, was disconnected.

On the failure of the space mission, the head of the Indian Space Agency became emotionally overwhelmed, after which the Indian Prime Minister gave him condolences.

The head of the Indian Space Agency says Vikram Lander was on a routine mission but was disconnected 2.1 km above the surface of the moon, data is being reviewed in this regard.

Indian Prime Minister Modi was also in the space agency headquarters to watch the landing on the moon. When he was told that the signal was disconnected, Modi left there disappointed.

According to British broadcaster BBC, India's moon mission has apparently failed, it wanted to be the first to land on the south pole of the moon. Earlier in 2008, India's moon mission failed, while the US, Russia and China made successful landing at the moon level.