All the while, U.S. intelligence was listening in. The National Security Agency had a facility at an Air Force base near Istanbul. Previous reports said that U.S. listeners knew something was wrong but couldn't make out the words. In this account, an NSA analyst, identified in the book as Perry Fellwock, described overhearing Komarov tell ground control officials he knew he was about to die. Fellwock described how Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin called on a video phone to tell him he was a hero. Komarov's wife was also on the call to talk about what to say to their children. Kosygin was crying.
Жена не только не говорила с Комаровым, наоборот даже телефон отключили. Хотя последнее как раз выглядит странным и настораживающим.
>Кроме того, я считаю, что Сергей Аракчеев должен быть освобожден
С уважением
