August 12, 2019

At the Baikonur Cosmodrome specialists from the RSC “Energia” (part of Roscosmos State Corporation) and other Roscosmos enterprises completed operations on refueling the “Soyuz MS-14” spacecraft with fuel components and compressed gases.

After refueling, the ship was delivered to the Assembly and Testing building and installed in the jig for further prelaunch work.

The launch of the “Soyuz MS-14” spacecraft to the International Space Station is scheduled for August 22, 2019.

The flight will be in unmanned mode.

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