NASA announced its readiness to work with Russia to operate the ISS

"NASA chief Bill Nelson announced today that the Biden administration and (US Vice President Kamala -

) Harris are committed to extending work on the ISS until 2030," NASA said in a statement.

It is also noted that the US space agency is ready to cooperate with international partners in Europe, Japan, Canada and Russia "to ensure the continuation of innovative research" that is being carried out in the orbital laboratory.

Earlier, the head of the US ISS program, Joel Montalbano, said that NASA will make every effort to ensure that the ISS functions until at least 2030.

In November, RSC Energia was warned of disruptions in the operation of the ISS after 2025.