Russia Just Ceased Joint Experiments on The International Space Station

Russia's space agency will no longer cooperate with Germany on science experiments aboard the Russian side of the International Space Station.

The priority will be the creation of satellites in the interests of defense, as the Russian space program will be adjusted against the backdrop of sanctions.

Russia will continue the experiments on its own.

Russian rocket engines will no longer be delivered to the US, as well as being stopped from being serviced.

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The ruble crashed and dozens of companies stopped doing business in Russia because of the measures.

Russian efforts in space are not carved out. President Joe Biden said last week that the US sanctions would degrade Russia's space program.

The director general of the Russian space agency appeared to warn of the consequences of the sanctions on the International Space Station.

Insider previously reported that the space station could crash into the US or Europe, but not on Russia.

Companies with ties to Europe and the US are being put under pressure.

It said Wednesday it would not launch a bunch of OneWeb internet satellites from the Baikonur Cosmodrome unless the UK sells its stake in OneWeb, and OneWeb guarantees the satellites will not be used for military purposes.

OneWeb said it was suspending all launches from Baikonur.

The launch of a joint Russian and European mission to Mars is expected to be delayed because of the sanctions.

Two Russians, one German, and four Americans are currently manning the International Space Station.

CNBC reported Monday that NASA said operations would continue as normal.

The European Space Agency said on Monday that it was fully implementing EU sanctions on Russia.

In response to Insider's queries on Thursday, the ESA refused to comment on the latest move from Roscosmos.

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