Dmitry Bakanov, the head of Roscosmos, stated that the agency is in negotiations with various countries, including the United States, about joint projects in space that may begin after the ISS is decommissioned.
We are currently defining the new look of the Russian Orbital Station and, in principle, are in dialogue with the United States and a number of other countries regarding further cooperation in orbit after the ISS story.
Bakanov clarified that detailed plans have not yet been made public. "First, we will reach an agreement, fulfill what is planned, and only then will we announce it," he assured. Previously, the head of the state corporation announced that Roscosmos and NASA share the position that the ISS should be operated at least until 2028, and it is very likely that it will be in demand by 2030. In April, the head of the agency also announced that an agreement had been reached between the organizations of the two countries to coordinate the timing of the station's operation.
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