US-Russian crew launches on mission to space station
- NewsFeedA US-Russian crew blasted off onboard a Soyuz spacecraft for an eight-month mission to the International Space Station, as Washington and Moscow continue cooperating in orbit despite tensions over Russia’s war in Ukraine.
- NASA chief Jared Isaacman made a rare visit to the Russia-operated Baikonur Cosmodrome to witness the launch.
- A joint US-Russian space mission has lifted off from Kazakhstan for the International Space Station (ISS), highlighting a rare partnership that has persisted despite tensions over the Ukraine war.
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- NewsFeedA US-Russian crew blasted off onboard a Soyuz spacecraft for an eight-month mission to the International Space Station, as Washington and Moscow continue cooperating in orbit despite tensions over Russia’s war in Ukraine.
- A joint US-Russian space mission has lifted off from Kazakhstan for the International Space Station (ISS), highlighting a rare partnership that has persisted despite tensions over the Ukraine war.
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- NASA chief Jared Isaacman made a rare visit to the Russia-operated Baikonur Cosmodrome to witness the launch.
Sources: Al Jazeera