Technically, you can test the rocket at the end of 2025, but in this case the pressure of the step will be defective. It will last for about two and a half years to solve reliable technology.
Since 2020, when Roscosmos and RCC “progress” signed a contract for the creation of a sketch project, Amur’s development continues. The rocket will work on the methane and the first step will return for reuse. The launch is scheduled for Vostochny Cosmodrome.
Previously, in January 2023, former Roscosmos President Yuri Borisov said the project could be completed by 2030.
Source: Ferra
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