Russia's Luna-25 Successfully Enters Lunar Orbit

Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft has successfully entered the moon's orbit, marking a significant milestone in Russia's ambition to be the first to land on the moon's south pole in search of frozen water. The spacecraft will circle the moon for approximately 5 days before attempting a soft landing on the lunar south pole on August 21. This mission is part of Russia's broader strategy for lunar exploration and could have implications for future human presence and resource mining on the moon.