Concerns are mounting regarding a persistent air leak on the International Space Station (ISS), with implications that the situation could lead to catastrophic failure. For over five years, the ISS has experienced a significant air leak, but disagreements persist between NASA and Roscosmos about its cause and severity. While NASA warns that the issue poses serious risks, particularly related to a leaky Russian module, Russian officials downplay the situation, stating it is not a major concern. Aging infrastructure, including spacesuits and other hardware, poses additional risks for the future of the ISS, raising alarms among experts and astronauts about safety and mission viability. As both space agencies debate the best course of action, the urgency to address these critical problems remains apparent.