Russia's President Vow's Additional Space Station Support | Universe Today

Written by Fraser Cain

During a video conference with the crew of the International Space Station on Saturday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that they would send additional spacecraft during the US freeze on shuttle flights. "If it comes to it, we will look at the question of Russia taking on further work in the ISS." A replacement 2-man crew is due to launch on April 26.

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