Moscow [Russia], November 24:Russia and the United States are planning two more joint flights to the International Space Station (ISS) by 2025, despite the rock-bottom relations between the two world powers.
Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed off on the agreement between the two space agencies, Roscosmos and NASA, the Interfax agency reported on Thursday.
It had previously been announced that a flight was planned for early 2024 in which Russian cosmonaut Alexander Grebyonkin would fly to the ISS together with a US crew on board a SpaceX capsule. (QNA)
Source: Qatar Tribune
