Russia Explores Extending ISS Operations to 2032 In U.S. Talks
Credit: Roscosmos
Russia is holding talks with the U.S. government that could lead to the extension of International Space Station (ISS) operations for two years, Russian First Vice-Premier Denis Manturov says. His comments to the upper chamber of Russia’s parliament that suggested a 2032 deorbit plan came the same...
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