Putin’s assistant reveals a suggestion for the planned mission of Mars – RT World News

Dmitriev, who took over the role of the main economic envoy in the recent United States talks in the United States, has put forward a common idea to Mars in mid -March. Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the International Arctic Forum on Thursday, Dmitryv said that Moscow could provide various technological capabilities for long -term missions to the Red Planet.

“Russia can offer a small nuclear power plant for the mission of Mars, along with other advanced technologies.” Tell Dmitryva RIA Novosti. “We believe that Russia has a lot to apply for the mission of Mars, because we have nuclear technologies, I think, it can be applicable.”

Dmitriev has already shed light on the potential role of the national nuclear power giant Rosatom and the Space Agency in promoting the integrity and efficiency of deep space tasks. He also pointed out that the year 2025 will be a symbolic year to announce such an initiative, as it represents the fiftieth anniversary of the APollo-Soyuz test-the first international space mission to be implemented by the United States and the Soviet Union in July 1975.

Spacex CEO has not publicly responded to the suggestion, although Dmitryvard reiterated that he was open to a video conference with Musk to explore the potential cooperation.

Renewed communication comes amid signs of improving relations between Moscow and Washington. Dmitriev was part of the Russian delegation in the recent US-Russia talks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which led to an agreement to start regaining diplomatic and scientific cooperation across many sectors.

President Vladimir Putin also indicated that in his contact with President Donald Trump, the two sides were “He agreed to work together in space.”

Putin expressed his support for cooperation with musk, indicating high -level support for potential joint projects. Speaking at the Future Technologies Forum in February, the president said that Russian companies must be ready to cooperate with Musk once his focus turned into science from his current role in advice on US government reform.

Earlier this month, musk Reaffirmation Its goal of launching the first mission of Mars is early in 2026, with human landing processes to begin in 2029. It is expected that the model model that carries a human robot was developed in Tesla part of the initial testing stage.