Russia and NASA Agree to Extend ISS Operations Until 2028

Kokcha News Agency: NASA’s Acting Administrator Sean Duffy and Roscosmos Chief Dmitri Bakanov met in Texas, USA, to discuss the future of the International Space Station (ISS).

Following the meeting, it was announced that both agencies agreed to extend ISS operations until 2028.

Bakanov stated that the discussions with NASA were positive and that Russia and the US will also collaborate on launching new space stations in the future.

This agreement is significant for extending the lifespan of the ISS and ensuring the continuation of international space exploration efforts.