I agree. Luckily, Soyuz will likely fly again. The issue will be identified, and procedures will be out in place to avoid it in the future. Accidents happened i

I agree. Luckily, Soyuz will likely fly again. The issue will be identified, and procedures will be out in place to avoid it in the future. Accidents happened in the past, accidents will happen again. Best we can do is make sure we don't repeat mistakes and prepare for things we don't know can go wrong. I'm just hoping that it's a unknown failure mode. Worst case would (in my opinion) be human error during manufacturing (again).