ISS: Three astronauts aboard the Soyuz capsule land safely after 204 day mission

*BUGS AT SOURCE*
M/S Astronauts getting into the Soyuz capsule at the International Space Station
M/S Hatch being closed
M/S Soyuz detaching
*UPSOUND*:
Woman: "Separation is confirmed. Alexey, Nick"
Man: "And physical separation confirmed"
Woman: "Bye, bye. See you soon, guys"
W/S Soyuz capsule on space *UPSOUND*: "Please, monitor all the parameters, yes. Copy."
W/S Soyuz capsule on space *UPSOUND*: "One minute 30 seconds in"
W/S Soyuz capsule on space *UPSOUND*: "So, there is the Soyuz spacecraft. You're going to see some.. you see some white smoke coming out, it's actually excess hydrogen peroxide being vented from onboard the spacecraft."
W/S Capsule landing on the ground
M/S Extracting team pulling Oleg Kononenko out *JUMPCUT AT SOURCE*
M/S Extracting team pulling Anne McClain out *MULTIPLE SHOTS AT SOURCE*
M/S Team carrying Anne to the ground
C/U Medical team checking McClain
M/S Medical team checking McClain
SCRIPT
Three crew members from Expedition 59 returned safely to earth in the early hours of Tuesday morning after leaving the International Space Station in the Soyuz space capsule.
Footage shows Oleg Kononenko of Roscosmos, Anne McClain of NASA, and David Saint-Jacques of the Canadian Space Agency, who all spent 204 days in space, separating the Soyuz without incident from the orbiting laboratory on Monday night and making a soft landing in Kazakhstan a little over 3 hours later.
This was McClain and Saint-Jacques first time in space, while Commander Kononenko has now accumulated 737 days in space over four missions, reaching sixth place on the space travellers list for cumulative time in orbit.
According to reports, astronauts Nick Hague and Christina Koch from NASA and Russia's Alexey Ovchinin remain aboard the space station and will reportedly be joined by three other astronauts on July 20.