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. In other words, it's a space photo op with a clear anti-Ukraine message as the two nations do battle down on Earth.The Russian invasion has exacerbated those skirmishes, with Russia claiming on Sunday that it had officially seized control over the Luhansk region.
"This is a long-awaited day that residents of the occupied areas of the Luhansk region have been waiting for eight years," the Telegram message reads. "We are confident that July 3, 2022, will forever go down in the history of the republic.""Both countries are needed for operations, the Russians for propulsion, the Americans for power," NASA administrator Bill Nelson
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