Russia\'s space industry is not in crisis despite some local problems and failed launches, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said Friday. \"There is no systemic crisis in the Russian space industry; we have problems with some firms, in some sectors,\" Rogozin, whose duties include oversight of the country\'s military-industrial complex, told RIA Novosti. The government\'s military-industrial commission and the Federal Space Agency Roscosmos are working to eliminate problems, he said, following a number of unsuccessful space launches recently that saw the loss of several commercial satellites and the Phobos-Grunt Mars mission. In August a Proton-M rocket carrier with a Briz-M booster failed to take two satellites into orbit, and Phobos-Grunt, Russia\'s most ambitious planetary mission in decades, launched last November but fell back to Earth following a propulsion failure.