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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens AVIDINTEL, grass Luo Yuzi for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 22, according to Xinhua News Agency, Russian National Space Company announced that the Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft had docked with the International Space Station on the 21st, and three astronauts successfully entered the International Space Station. Including Sergei Prokopiev, commander of the 68th Expedition of the International Space Station (Russia), flight engineer Dmitry Pederin (Russia) and flight engineer Francisco Rubio (United States).

The Soyuz MS-22 manned spacecraft was successfully launched from the Baikonur launch site in Kazakhstan last night with a Soyuz 2.1a rocket, and then the spacecraft successfully entered its scheduled orbit, according to the official website of the Russian National Aerospace Company. The Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft docked with the small test module Dawn in the Russian segment of the International Space Station at 01:06 today.

The United States has been using Russian Soyuz spacecraft to transport astronauts to the International Space Station ever since the space shuttle, a reusable manned transport system, was suspended in 2011. After 2020, the US private space exploration technology company SpaceX's reusable Dragon spacecraft was used to resume manned flights in the country.

CTOnews.com has reported that Russia's national space company announced an agreement with NASA on July 14 this year to cross-use Russian "Soyuz" spacecraft and US SpaceX manned dragon spacecraft to send astronauts from both sides to the International Space Station.

Officials say the agreement aims to ensure that at least one Russian and one American astronaut each serves the Russian and American segments of the International Space Station in the event of anomalies related to the cancellation or severe delay in the launch of Russian or US spacecraft.

NASA previously said that SpaceX's Crew-5 crew includes Commander Nicole Mann, pilot Josh Cassada, Japanese mission expert Wakata Koichi (JAXA), and Russian astronaut Anna Kikina. the earliest launch date is set for October 3, and the location is still at Kennedy launch site 39A.

"NASA:SpaceX Crew-5 will take the Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station as early as October 3, including Russian female astronauts."

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