The launch of the Falcon-9 rocket with a Russian woman on board took place

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The rocket was launched from the Kennedy Space Center
A photo: Press service of Roscosmos

Russian woman Anna Kikina went to the ISS aboard the American spacecraft Crew Drago. The Americans Nicole Mann and Josh Kassada are flying with her, as well as the Japanese Koichi Wakata.

As follows from the broadcast on the NASA website, the Falcon-9 rocket was launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The rocket is due to dock with the ISS on October 6.

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Russian woman Anna Kikina went to the ISS aboard the American spacecraft Crew Drago. The Americans Nicole Mann and Josh Kassada are flying with her, as well as the Japanese Koichi Wakata. As follows from the broadcast on the NASA website, the Falcon-9 rocket was launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The rocket is due to dock with the ISS on October 6.