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Given as scheduled, per the source: "NASA[3] and its international partners are planning to intentionally deorbit the orbiting laboratory around 2030 or shortly thereafter."
Spaceflight Now could not be fetched due to a network restriction, but its headline about the ISS "heading into final five years of planned operations" and 5 December 2025 publish date support the pin's stored end-of-2030 deorbit date, implying operations wind down around then.
NASA's own FAQ confirms it "has committed to fully use and safely operate the space station through 2030" before deorbit, consistent with the pin's stored 31 December 2030 scheduled date, though the document stops short of naming an exact deorbit date.
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