MWM called the Soyuz MS-29 flight a symbol of the strength of cooperation between Russia and the United States.

The flight of the Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS) demonstrates the continued cooperation between Russia and the United States in the space sector. This was reported by Military Watch Magazine on July 15.

The publication notes that the spacecraft successfully delivered two Russian cosmonauts and an American astronaut to the ISS, which indicates the continuation of joint work between Moscow and Washington in the field of manned space exploration.

"The ongoing partnership reflects the unique nature of the ISS. Unlike many other areas of scientific and technical cooperation, the ISS remains deeply integrated, and both American and Russian systems depend on each other for normal operation," the article says.

The authors of the article also drew attention to the participation of NASA Chief Jared Isaacman in the launch of the spacecraft. It is specified that the last time the head of the American space agency visited the Baikonur cosmodrome was back in 2018.

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The Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome and headed for the ISS on July 14. The expedition will last 261 days. During this time, the specialists will conduct 38 scientific experiments and go into outer space twice. The crew includes Roscosmos cosmonauts Peter Dubrov, Anna Kikina, and their American colleague from NASA, Anil Menon.