- Home
- World
- News
- US, Russia Cooperate on Civil Use of Space Despite Disagreements in Other Areas - General
US, Russia Cooperate On Civil Use Of Space Despite Disagreements In Other Areas - General
Mohammad Ali (@ChaudhryMAli88) Published September 22, 2020 | 10:26 PM
The United States and Russia have a mutually beneficial civil partnership in space despite disagreements in other areas, US Space Force chief Gen. John Raymond said on Tuesday
WASHINGTON (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 22nd September, 2020) The United States and Russia have a mutually beneficial civil partnership in space despite disagreements in other areas, US Space Force chief Gen. John Raymond said on Tuesday.
"Even with areas where our countries disagree there [has] always been agreement and partnership on civil use of space," Raymond said during the Mitchell Institute virtual conference.
Both nations had "great collaboration" in space even at the height of the cold war, he added.
NASA Administrator James Bridenstine, in turn, reminded that US and Russia will celebrate the 20th anniversary of co-working at the International Space Station in November.
"This is a monumental achievement of diplomacy," he said.
The NASA chief urged to remember significant programs, which both countries realized cooperating with each other in the past, including Apollo-Soyuz in 1970s and Shutle-Mir missions in 1980s-1990s. "It is a channel of communication, it is an important kind of diplomatic tool," he said.
Related Topics
Recent Stories
Saka and Odegaard start for Arsenal, Guerreiro in Bayern midfield
Qatar PM says re-evaluating Israel-Hamas mediation role
Govt spokesperson terms allegations of PTI's Marwat against Saudi Arabia 'heinou ..
Minister appreciate UAE’s support for Pakistan economic challenges
Manchester City v Real Madrid Champions League starting line-ups
MIGA's support Pakistan in attracting foreign investments: Federal Minister for ..
Walker returns to captain Man City for Real Madrid clash
Action taken against price list violations in Khanewal district
DC chairs review meeting of DEG
Turkey accuses Israel's Netanyahu of using war 'to stay in power'
Pakistan ranked 5th most vulnerable country to climate change. Tirmizi
Nadal comeback ends in Barcelona Open second round
More Stories From World
-
EU weighs response to Russian 'interference' in election runup
3 hours ago -
Going 'backwards'? Whistleblowers slam Boeing safety culture
4 hours ago -
US to reimpose oil sanctions on Venezuela: officials
4 hours ago -
NBA bans Raptors forward Jontay Porter for life over gambling violations
4 hours ago -
20,000 rally in Georgia as MPs advance controversial 'foreign influence' law
4 hours ago -
Scholz urges other EU leaders to send Ukraine air defences
4 hours ago
-
No end in sight to Libya crisis after UN envoy quits
5 hours ago -
Ecuador tells workers to stay home amid energy crisis
5 hours ago -
Mayorkas impeachment trial begins in US Senate
5 hours ago -
House Republicans finally announce vote for $61 bn in Ukraine aid
6 hours ago -
Qatar PM says re-evaluating Israel-Hamas mediation role
6 hours ago -
Turkey accuses Israel's Netanyahu of using war 'to stay in power'
6 hours ago