What Russia's ISS departure would mean for the US

ZDNet Innovation Weekly

July 29, 2022

What would Russia's departure from the ISS mean for the US?

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The US and its partners are prepared to decommission the ISS in 2030, but if Russia makes good on its threat to pull out early, it could complicate things.

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