Russian space officials announce the ISS air pressure has been restored after the leak discovered on the night of August 30 was repaired. (Photo: NASA)

Russia's space agency said air pressure on the International Space Station (ISS) has been restored to proper levels after a leak was repaired.

Roscosmos said in a statement Friday that "the safety and health of the crew are not threatened."

This leak, which was discovered on Thursday, was traced to a small hole in one of the Russian Soyuz capsules docked at the station. All members of the space station crew arrive and depart on Soyuz capsules.

Russia's manned space program director, Sergei Krikalev, told state news agency Tass on Friday that the leak was patched with a sealant that is "already proving to be airtight."

He said that the fracture could be due to materials flaw or a micrometeorite strike.

Three Americans, two Russians and a German are aboard the station.