According to the Russian Satellite News Agency, on September 12 local time, Roscosmos General Manager Dmitry Bakanov said that Russia and India will jointly launch a spacecraft to study Venus from Venus's orbit. Bakanov said, “We are implementing a joint spacecraft project... This device will be launched into Venus orbit to study the atmosphere of Venus. The Russian Academy of Sciences is playing an active role in this.” Bakanov also said that India's “Gagayan” space station will be deployed in the same orbit as the Russian orbital station. He added that Russia is providing technology to help Indian colleagues manufacture spacesuits, seats, and space station portholes. In addition, Russia has provided partners with high-definition space images covering more than 100,000 square kilometers of the Earth's surface.

According to the Russian Satellite News Agency, on September 12 local time, Roscosmos General Manager Dmitry Bakanov said that Russia and India will jointly launch a spacecraft to study Venus from Venus's orbit. Bakanov said, “We are implementing a joint spacecraft project... This device will be launched into Venus orbit to study the atmosphere of Venus. The Russian Academy of Sciences is playing an active role in this.” Bakanov also said that India's “Gagayan” space station will be deployed in the same orbit as the Russian orbital station. He added that Russia is providing technology to help Indian colleagues manufacture spacesuits, seats, and space station portholes. In addition, Russia has provided partners with high-definition space images covering more than 100,000 square kilometers of the Earth's surface.