According to the press release of the Southern Space Agency on November 18, 1996, the aircraft was to be destroyed by the aircraft's flight on the Northern Sea, and the aircraft was to be destroyed by the aircraft's flight on the Southern Sea. On November 18, 1996, the Russian space agency's deputy director of the space agency, Sergei Milov, revealed that the losses totalled $1.2 billion, including the cost of the Mars-96 spacecraft's flight on the Southern Sea and the cost of its flight on the Western Sea of $36 million. The Russian Aerospace agency acknowledged that the ship's flight on the Southern Sea was a "very heavy blow" due to the financial reasons "Mars-96" spacecraft was not insured. But he said that