A UK-led repair operation has successfully sealed an air leak aboard the International Space Station, securing the safety of all astronauts onboard. Sources confirm the leak, detected early Thursday morning, threatened depressurisation of the Zvezda module. Emergency protocols were initiated, with British astronauts taking lead roles in the repair.
Uncovered internal logs show the leak originated from a faulty valve, following months of deferred maintenance. The crew is now stable, but questions remain about cost-cutting measures at the space agency. A full investigation is demanded.
