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Russian pensioners urge Vladimir Putin to rescue Starliner astronauts
(arstechnica.com)
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TBF, at this point Musk might as well be an extension of Putin.
What does spaceX launching more rockets than the Russians have to do with Muskrat and Putin?
Not my most elegant work, but the joke is that with Musk being so... Musky, anything SpaceX might do to help the astronauts or even the American space program in general might be plausibly claimed as a win by Putin.