Russian cosmonaut takes to house from US for the first time in 20 years

After the profitable liftoff of a four-person crew from Kennedy Area Middle on Wednesday, U.S. and Russian house officers instructed reporters they meant to proceed cooperating in house regardless of tensions over Russia’s struggle in Ukraine. As a part of the launch, Russian feminine cosmonaut Anna Kikina turned the primary Russian in 20 years to be rocketed to the ISS from the U.S, alongside NASA and Japanese astronauts. After the launch, Roscosmos govt director Sergei Krikalev stated Russia stays dedicated to the house station via a minimum of 2024. Earlier, Russian officers had stated that their nation deliberate to drag out of the Worldwide Area Station after 2024.