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First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov announced that Russia is discussing with partners the extension of ISS operations until 2032. The head of Roscosmos clarified that the station's deorbiting could take place in 2031–2032.

Ukraine's Military Intelligence has revealed the participants in Russia's "Rassvet" satellite system project. Bureau 1440 from IKS Holding is named as the main contractor, Roscosmos handles launches, and VTB provides financing.

Roscosmos cosmonaut Pyotr Dubrov will take command of the ISS on October 4, 2026, from NASA astronaut Jessica Meir ahead of the Crew-12 return.

Russia's Soyuz-5 rocket has received a domestic Elbrus processor in the ground control system segment. The new computing systems increased data exchange speeds and are preparing for flight models in 2027.

🚀 Annual maintenance of the Vostochny Cosmodrome infrastructure has been completed. The "Soyuz-2" and "Angara" launch complexes are declared fully ready. On July 22, blocks of a new "Soyuz-2" rocket were delivered to the site. 🇷🇺 #Vostochny #Roscosmos #Soyuz2 #Angara

🚀 The End of the ISS Era: Russia and the US Begin Preparations for Station Deorbit in 2030. 🔹 Specialists are checking systems and impact trajectories. 🔹 Part of the Russian segment will become the basis for the new ROS. 🔹 The "Prichal" module will leave in 2028. #ISS #Roscosmos #NASA #Space #ROS

Roscosmos revealed the secret of photographing a Soyuz launch: to avoid overexposure and see the flame structure, a shutter speed of 1/32000 second is needed! 🚀📸 The frames show kerosene burning out, which was used to cool the engine. The gas speed is 2800 m/s, and only extreme camera settings could capture this.

Roscosmos and NASA have officially extended joint work on the ISS until 2030. General Director Bakanov and NASA Administrator Isaacman agreed on satellite coordination to prevent collisions. Meanwhile, a new Soyuz MS-29 crew was successfully delivered to orbit. 🚀🤝