
Российский космонавт Арутюн Кивирян вошел в состав американской миссии Crew-14, которая отправится к МКС не ранее 2027 года.
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Российские космонавты продолжают участвовать в миссиях на МКС в рамках программы перекрестных полетов.
Российский космонавт Арутюн Кивирян в составе американской миссии Crew-14 отправится к Международной космической станции (МКС) не ранее 2027 года. Об этом сообщает НАСА.
В состав Crew-14 также войдут астронавты Кайла Баррон, Крис Берч (США) и Макото Сува (Япония).
Ранее НАСА сообщило, что миссия Crew-13 с российским космонавтом Сергеем Тетерятниковым отправится к МКС 1 октября.
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