Russia Sends Three Tons of Cargo to Space Station on New Supply Mission

Russia has successfully launched a fresh cargo spacecraft carrying three tons of supplies toward the International Space Station. The mission, identified as Progress 96 or Progress MS-35, lifted off to deliver vital goods and equipment to the orbiting laboratory. Alongside this resupply effort, operations aboard the station continue with ongoing research tasks and regular station maintenance by the crew. The flight adds to the continuous flow of cargo missions required to keep the space station supplied with food, fuel, and hardware for the astronauts living and working in orbit.