Independent candidate for US president sees rich opportunities in space cooperation
What to know about Planetary Defense
Diane Sare, an independent candidate for the 2028 US presidency, expressed her belief in the potential for US-Russia cooperation regarding space exploration and planetary defense. She cited the historical reliability of Russia in transporting astronauts to the International Space Station.
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What happened
The United States and Russia may have good prospects for cooperation in space exploration, independent candidate for US President Diane Sare told TASS.
Why it matters
"Like my mentor, the late American economist and former presidential candidate, Lyndon LaRouche (1922-2019), I believe that a rich area of cooperation between America and Russia lies in space exploration and the strategic defense of Earth.
Common ground
That is cooperation to protect our precious little planet from being struck by an incoming asteroid or comet," said Sare, who announced her running for US president at the 2028 election in January.
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Diane Sare, an independent candidate for the 2028 US presidency, expressed her belief in the potential for US-Russia cooperation regarding space exploration and planetary defense. She cited the historical reliability of Russia in transporting astronauts to the International Space Station.
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