You're correct, lovely images though .

Also this is interesting:

Lavochkin Association are leading the effort in the development of the mission concept architecture. It may include instruments from NASA. From 2018 to 2020, the second phase of the science activities between NASA and the Russian Space Research Institute (IKI) will continue to refine the science concepts, the orbiter and lander mission architecture, as well as a detailed examination of the types of aerial platforms that could address key Venus science in situ.[11][12] Additional workshops will be held as the mission concept develops.[11][12][13] From the standpoint of total mass delivered to Venus, the best launch opportunities occur in 2029 and 2031.[14][11]

Russia going to try it again, maybe. Eventually.