Languages: English and Chinese. You can get in touch with John by emailing [email protected] A Russian nuclear icebreaker has been damaged in a collision with a cargo ship in the Arctic Circle ...

A spectacular accident in the icy Kara Sea: the Russian nuclear icebreaker "50 Let Pobedy" collided with a cargo ship during a rescue mission and was severely damaged. The state shipping company ...

Russian officials have stressed there is no threat to the nuclear reactor installation and life support systems on the icebreaker. Initial reports failed to explain the drama, as shown in the ...

A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker has been seriously damaged in a collision in the Kara Sea. Video footage shows the 23,000-gt 50 Let Pobedy (built 2007) approaching the port side of the 20,100 ...

The Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker 50 Years of Victory suffered a collision with a cargo ship in the Kara Sea, tearing a hole in its bow. The incident occurred on January 26 at 3:51 a.m. but was ...

A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker, the Fifty Years of Victory, sustained damage to its hull lining while aiding a trapped vessel in the Arctic. The ship remains operational with no harm to its ...

Murmansk-based Arctic Observer said in its Telegram channel that the collision happened as the powerful icebreaker was assisting a cargo ship sailing through the ice-covered waters. According to ...

The lining of a Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker was damaged while it freed a vessel trapped in Arctic waters. This was reported by the state news agency RIA on Tuesday. The vessel Fifty Years ...

A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker remains in service despite suffering significant hull damage to its bow following a collision with the cargo vessel Yamal Krechet in the Kara Sea. The damaged ...

Requirements for icebreakers have been tightened, so wheels were replaced by vents and turbines, and internal combustion engines were replaced by nuclear power units. The highest demand for ...

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