Soyuz MS-25 Docks with ISS, Carrying International Crew

The mission includes Belarus' first female cosmonaut and highlights US-Russia space cooperation.

Russia's Soyuz MS-25 spacecraft successfully docked with the International Space Station, carrying astronauts from Russia, the US, and Belarus.
The mission marks the first spaceflight for Belarus' Marina Vasilevskaya, who won her place through a national science contest.
The crew expansion to ten members aboard the ISS sparks collaborative science and research activities.
US astronaut Tracy Dyson will spend six months on the ISS, while her Soyuz crewmates will return to Earth in early April.
The successful docking highlights ongoing US-Russia cooperation in space amid broader political tensions.