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Exploring the North Pole aboard a giant Russian icebreake

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Dmitry Lobusov has spent more than half his life aboard giant vessels forging their way through the frozen waters of the Arctic Ocean. Russia is expanding its nuclear icebreaker fleet which Moscow hopes will secure its supremacy over the Arctic as climate change makes it more navigable.

Added on the 07/09/2021 19:44:19 - Copyright : AFP EN

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