Russia: Hey, don't act surprised if we're still on the ISS in 2030
Russia's space agency has signaled it may well continue maintaining its chunk of the International Space Station to potentially as far out as 2030. Or as early as 2025.the motherland was going to pull out of the ISS after 2024 and instead use its own space station.
"We must take into account that if we stop manned flights [to the ISS] for several years, then it will be very difficult to restore what has been achieved," the director noted.
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