"Tianzhou-3" reached the goal

The Tianzhou-3 cargo spacecraft successfully re-docked with the main module of China's space station on Wednesday. This was reported by the Office of the Manned Space Flight Program of the People's Republic of China.

“April 20, at 05:02 Beijing time [00:02 Moscow time], the Tianzhou-3 cargo spacecraft undocked from the rear docking port of the Tianhe main module, flew around to the forward docking port, and at around 09:06 [04:06 Moscow time] completed the docking in automatic mode,   says the message.

Currently, the station's main module and the Tianzhou-3 cargo spacecraft are "in good condition."

The agency also notes that in the future, China plans to launch the Tianzhou-4 truck, the Shenzhou-14 manned spacecraft, and the laboratory module "Wentian".