Russia Launches Progress 95 to Resupply International Space Station Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Russia has successfully launched the Progress 95 cargo spacecraft, carrying nearly three tons of essential supplies to the International Space Station (ISS). The launch took place from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, with the spacecraft scheduled to dock with the ISS on April 27. This mission is critical for sustaining the astronauts aboard the ISS, providing them with food, fuel, and mission-critical equipment. The operation highlights the ongoing international collaboration in space exploration, despite geopolitical tensions on Earth. The docking process involves a complex coordination of orbital traffic, ensuring a smooth connection with the ISS. This mission marks the second Progress launch of the year, following the successful delivery of supplies by Progress 94. 
