Russian cosmonauts wore yellow-and-blue spacesuits last month. They said they wore those colors to represent their university, not the Ukrainian flag. Mark Vande Hei said they were blindsided by the attention they received. The Russian cosmonauts who wore yellow and blue wereblindsided by speculation that they were protesting the war, according to Mark Vande Hei. Vande Hei was in space for 355 days. Vande Hei talked about what life was like with his Russian colleagues on the International Space Station in his first press conference since his return. He addressed the speculation surrounding the Russian cosmonauts after they were photographed wearing yellow-and-blue space suits upon their arrival on the International Space Station. The colors of the Ukrainian flag are yellow and blue, which are used to show support for the nation as it defends itself from Russia. Vande Hei said that all three of his Russian crewmates were associated with the same university. Bauman Moscow State Technical University has a blue and gold coat of arms. The Washington Post reported that Vande Hei said the Russians had no idea that people would think that it was related to Ukraine. Several former NASA astronauts, including Scott Kelly and Terry Virts, speculated on social media that the Russians were showing support for Ukraine after photos of Artemyev, Matveev, and Korsakov wearing blue and yellow were published. Artemyev shut down the speculation on the Russian space agency's Telegram channel several days later, saying there was no need to look for any hidden signs or symbols. A color is a color. It is not connected to Ukraine. He said that they would have to recognize the rights to the yellow sun in the blue sky. Vande Hei wouldn't comment on how his crew members felt about the invasion of Ukraine. Those are things that I would prefer that they share directly rather than me sharing how they feel about it, he said. Their main focus was on our mission together, so their discussions about the war were very brief. Russia suspended its cooperation with NASA, the European Space Agency, and the Canadian Space Agency after Vande Hei spoke. The US, European Union, and Canada have imposed sanctions on Russia. Tensions between the US and Russian space agencies have been on the rise after Russian space agency head, Boris Rogozin, criticized the US sanctions in aggressive social-media posts. Vande Hei said that the camaraderie in space remained the same. He said that he and his Russian colleagues would continue to be dear friends. I didn't have any concerns about my ability to work with them. The original article is on Business Insider. The relationship between the US and Russian astronauts on the International Space Station remained positive despite the animosity between the two countries, according to Mark Vande Hei. 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