Three cosmonauts ditch the standard-issue Russian uniforms in an apparent show of solidarity.
Russian cosmonauts have arrived at the International Space Station wearing Ukrainian colours, in what appears to be a statement opposing the invasion.They were warmly welcomed on board, hugging and greeting their fellow American, Russian and German crew.It is led by a US-Russian partnership that has continued for two decades despite fluctuating tensions between the two world powers.
"Congratulations on the successful docking," a voice from Russia's mission control said moments later. The standard-issue Russian uniform is plain blue, and at least one of the men was seen wearing this before take-off. "It became our turn to pick a colour," Mr Artemyev said when he was asked about the suits in a live-streamed press conference.
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