- Russia wanted to show the world that despite the war in Ukraine, its progress in the field of science is also at the top

New Delhi: Russia has lost billions of dollars after the Russian Luna-25 crashed before landing on the surface of the moon. As a result, Russia's reputation has also suffered an unusual blow, but at the same time China's ambitions to set up a 'base' on the moon along with Russia have come under fire.

After India's Chandrayaan-3, Russia made rapid preparations and launched Luna-25 to show the world that it is still at the top in the field of science despite the war in Ukraine. India dt. China's dreams were dashed when Luna broke up while launching Luna-25 via a 'short-cut' to demonstrate that it was still first in space by landing Luna-25 on the 21st before landing its lunar rover on the 23rd.

According to media reports, China-Russia together wanted to build a 'base' on the moon and wanted to challenge other space superpowers including America by building the 'base'.

Chinese media reports say that earlier this month, a Chinese delegation held talks with Russian representatives at Russia's 'Vastoyn' Koromodrome. It was headed by Wu-yan-huma, the chief designer of China's space exploration project. They also wanted to build a 'base' on the moon to keep an eye on the world. But when Luna-25 crashed, China's ambitions were shattered.

Naturally, China mentioned the failure of its nemesis Russia in only five lines in its media. It is well known that the government controls every media in China and Russia.