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ISS changes commander: On October 4, Pyotr Dubrov will lead the station
Jessica Meir will hand over command to the Russian cosmonaut before Crew-12 returns to Earth

Crew-13 Conducts Dress Rehearsal Before Launch to ISS
Russian cosmonaut Sergey Teteryatnikov to launch on Crew Dragon on October 1

Supersonic T-38s delivered cosmonaut Sergey Teteryatnikov and other crew members from Houston to Kennedy Space Center
Crew-13 began final preparations for Falcon 9 launch to ISS

Roscosmos Cosmonaut Kiviran to Head to ISS as Part of Crew-14 in Spring 2027
The crew also includes US and Japanese astronauts

Crew-13 Launch with Russian Cosmonaut Postponed Due to Leak in Dragon Propulsion System
NASA and SpaceX specialists are conducting additional checks of the spacecraft and have not yet announced a new launch date

Russia and the US will deorbit the ISS in 2028-2030
The mission will involve two "Progress" spacecraft and a specially developed American USDV spacecraft

NASA: Long-standing air leak in Russian ISS segment defeated
After installing "patches," no more leaks observed in the Zvezda module

Sanctions are no obstacle: NASA confirms course for crew exchange with Russia
The US wants to coordinate ISS missions with Roscosmos for another year to a year and a half

"Soyuz MS-28" to Return International Crew to Earth Today After 241 Days on ISS
The spacecraft with Roscosmos cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut will land in Kazakhstan

ISS extension until 2030 will ensure transition to Russian Orbital Station
Launch of the first ROS module is scheduled for 2028, full deployment by 2034

Roscosmos and NASA will coordinate satellites to avoid orbital collisions
The number of spacecraft is already in the hundreds and thousands

ISS to operate until 2030: Roscosmos and NASA agree to extend station's use
After that, Russia and the US will develop their own orbital projects

The fate of the ISS will be decided in talks on July 14: Russia and NASA to discuss the future of the station
The parties may extend their joint work beyond 2028, and then move on to their own orbital projects

