Jim Bridenstine and Charles Bolden, two former NASA administrators, described a strained relationship with the major International Space Station (ISS)
As a result of Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, many of its space partnerships have weakened or been dissolved.
It conducted an anti-satellite missile test in November 2021, resulting in a cloud of new debris that repeatedly threatened the ISS.
They demanded a close examination of the agency's international partnerships during the ongoing Artemis moon exploration programme.
Congress, quite frankly, is to blame for any gaps in low-Earth orbit because they were negligent in developing a replacement for the International Space Station.
Bolden served as administrator during a previous invasion of Ukraine in 2014, during which Russia seized Crimea.
the chilly Rogozin famously joked that NASA should send its astronauts to space on trampolines rather than the Soyuz.