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the roof follows russia's northern boundaries offering the shortest passage between europe and asia passing through seven northern cities. well then three hundred by horns. the nuclear. leaves. judge will. spend four months patrolling the northern sea route despite passing through ten times owns the crew will never adjust the ship's clock it's quite likely they'll never pull into a bolt either and nor will the crew goes. morning
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good morning to sit one day you're beautiful well done and don't forget your hat. sukhamoy has ruined my hair now. the captain and the first officer said here they don't like holes in their bread i have to put more bread out because the navigate is sit here and they eat a lot. of the possibly the most unlike the tables to be laid properly he likes everything to be good and he likes beautiful women actually he just loves old women. just like all men like this. i should know what i now.
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the floors icy cold and my feet are cold too. on everyone here where something warm on their feet because they would just freeze the weiss yes it is cold here then we are in the arctic. this ice breaker was purpose built for the arctic. the heavy pack ice would crush it a shaped hole which squeezes the ice crushing it beneath the vessels weight the propellers are designed for speed but when the need arises the time you can reach the quite respectable speed of nineteen. she makes an impressive sight of c. as the time to move quickly to lend assistance. a russian military fleet is heading along the northern sea route there approaching a tough area and several ice breakers will be needed to clear
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a path for the fast flotilla. there may be no ice in sight now the captain showed me the charts and up to the north of the seven the northern land is so much ice that if the wind what's changed. with. the crew. but there's a very big difference. this looks like a fairly simple ship really she's not symbol and all. the time here is a quick with a reactor and a very complex security system. only a handful of people have access to this room and even they have to wear special
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clothing and footwear. it's the nuclear reactor that provides the ship with its enormous power thanks to this power plant but the vessel has no need to pull into port for refueling. the nuclear fuel is only replenished once every five years. whether to the calls of which is starting up the ice breaker which includes checking the reactor system takes about a week it's a lot more tricky than starting a car but it still it was letting us know and you can't shut it down that easily either each and every system needs to be started separately of course. on the inside the ship is massive easily equal to a large seven story building the newcomer could easily get lost in the enormous leverage leading to the engine room. i would say for twenty three
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years everyone cheats this shit with respect because she's the one who pushed the button our tables ask anyone aboard even their wives and we were sure that we've always been considered the navy's elite because the training is very tough and it's hard to get your foot in the door here which is on top of that the exams are extremely difficult as well examine the things that. dimitri is new to the nuclear navy he's preparing to apply for the position of fourth aleck trickle officer. if he's to get that first appointment he'll have to pass series of exams there are two applicants competing for the job and the quickest is the winner dimitri is determined to be the fastest been be the first apostles exams because it is now i'm in charge of everything to do with nuclear safety radiation safety is another department's responsibility every tiny detail is laid down here nuclear safety is a very serious business and we have special guidance to follow it's quite
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a thick book. the crew is getting ready for a long covering the southern shoals of the arctic ocean. the channel through the current gates that connects the seas this is the official start of the northern sea route. the car route is a reference point it's where the tour begins and ends. at. the cairo gates after them it counts for nothing. but it was twenty two years ago in august that i started work here.
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and i want to get married at some point be my first tour was on the vi guy. and i met a guy there they warned me love only lasts until the car gates then he'll forget you but he didn't. get blasted up to the gates and beyond. if you got it and all the way back. and that's. one two three four five six. finally catches up with the fleet in the. military ships have been given a special task in the arctic but there's nothing between them and their destination . provide the only means for such a low level convoy to cross the strait. and
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you just the position we can take your place or maneuver between will it just come alongside or approach just five degrees. slowed down. into the wake of ok into the wake. central control room to bridge lower it to ten percent. joined the fleet at four and took its place in the convoy. presence from the icebreaker. chris. this is. greetings from the line. thanks. provides a unique opportunity to see all of russia's nuclear powered ships together. and
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call them big red. lights the fifty years of victory is one of the most powerful ships in the world it can take us three meters while the. a smaller and even leave the fleet into frozen siberian river rescuers. were from the one i was at school and the fifth grade i guess they told us about the first nuclear powered ice. because the lead and as i sat there listening i thought my god all of these guys are real heroes as is their fantastic. legend and i could never even have a thought that i myself might be just as fantastic a real hero like them. the first nuclear powered icebreaker was commissioned in the one nine hundred fifty nine the whole world was talking about the u.s. making the atoms of mankind the phrase atom for peace became a popular expression. skeptics jokes that the soviet union was obsessed and even
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wanted to make engines into planes and ships. objects petition can be staged without the nuclear powered russian icebreaker fleet they've proved themselves extremely reliable in all the years they've been in service. a single nuclear accident a normal one of them ever failed to complete an assignment. we shouldn't cross the line and come any closer. distance it may look as though the ships are crossing clear water but in fact the ice breakers are driving many tons of ice from the pumps with an ingenious device known as a new metric washing system. is no easy task never getting this many ships through so much ice. normally there are no more than two ships. now leading a total of fourteen. ships. i was supposed to be aboard the vygotsky the ship
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behind us. should it's about my daughter was born in july and i thought i should take a break so i took a vacation and now i'm catching up on the most important thing is that my wife understands that i have to go to sea and doesn't worry i'm. here again to look at beautiful it is. the ship behind us. if you're lucky you get to see it from the bridge all the time. i chose this job as a child so it's time on board eleven thirty good day lunch is served whatever teach everyone sucks today along with the yellow by judge and fifty years complete treat ice breakers. we will continue to leave the peaks of ten russian navy ships. we're currently in the left of sea twenty miles all these all to come from also that private island.
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games are a. very hard to take. once you get here. why haven't you ever had sex with that her great fear no please. please. please please please please. please
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. stories others use in the. places change. the picture. from a glance to. me. you know i made some alleged target nine zero degrees. it's interesting we've.
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dimitri hopes the first officer will tell him exactly what tests he needs to pass but now it seems is not the time to ask. if there's a big block to your right near the entrance for it will shift and return. it's understood. for the gators each trip is a new first time. changes dramatically in just a few ls the ice will never remain the same for more than a few minutes. there's something else to consider you can see sips of ice now but if a southerly wind blows there will vanish but if we get a northerly wind blowing through. the fleet so thick that it's
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almost impossible even to make the lights on the ship in front. of. visibility was absolutely fine. maintaining convoy formation at such close distances through why some fog is a major challenge. the ships are surrounded by so much ice that the radar display looks quite blank every crew member needs to concentrate more. regular event in autumn new ice has already begun to appear and that always means fog. oh this is it we're laying the table for dinner and there is a lot of work to do you wake constantly on the go because if you take
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a break and sit down to chat even for five minutes you'll be late so we just can't do it. despite the fog and two meters of ice the crew maintains a regular shed you will. learn i was cleaning me in a day when she heard her favorite song so she stopped what she was doing and went to listen to the music. right i better go no sit sit look at her look she's wearing a red dress. if the first officer sees as he is hanging from the mast i'm kidding. the ice breaker led the military convoy for almost four days the toughest stages
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behind them will be clear water now all the way to the new siberian islands. i breaker captain we've undertaken a unique operation perhaps the first of its kind in russian naval history every one of the russian federation for nuclear power to ships was involved i wish to express my gratitude to the ice breaker crew and wish you luck and safe passage in this region turn right course one hundred zero degrees for i call us one eight zero. the ice breakers peel away and lisa sleeps behind nelda other ships waiting for the help.
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we escort these ships and head back to the hundred ninth meridian all the other ships from the east will have arrived by the time we get there and will run back and forth again. when the ship is alone and. the crew usually try to organize a variety of tasks that involve every seaman aboard today there are rumors of a train to lunch. starting soon to get in position. work can get quite extreme on here. the notice board informs each crew member where they can find their allocated lifeboat seat. which is my life boat one which her number is yours twenty one let's look it up. there won't be a drill today look. i'm breaking all the rules i've let my
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station early. goes they're saying there's no drill it's cancelled was that a joke in the end it was a full bore the icebreakers jokingly referred to as news from the galley or abbreviated while was what one woman said. dimitri is confident that he's no well prepared he wants to pass the exams first and has already spoken to the first officer about sitting the test tomorrow was not all yours some of his on. and official policy yes i got you thank you. you're welcome you say. much the same the only thing the changes are the ships trailing in its wake good day duty officer to central control room where discarding the tanker. which will take approximately one more day other than that no other news have
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a safe shift. dimitri has passed his test with flying colors and he'll take up his new post in a matter of days. but becomes almost completely free of ice making it the busiest time of the year. we covered the whole lane across the arctic and there was no ice anywhere but if it's just one bloke it's a. good move on without. an across the arctic is much more active now. there's not so much ice now would account for that is never gave to be done in the lot of work for us and.
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europe. is much quicker than the best. twenty two days to reach. the. take forty days make. great crew and fuel costs. of using the north sea with. technologies advancing the climate is changing. and roll materials are becoming more expensive but. very differently. everything. with domestic problems life is very different here my wife and i were. life i've only spent fourteen at home i missed those years i spent at sea i didn't play a part in bringing up my children one time i came home and they were small and next they were grown ups when i worked in the far east i used to bring back clothes and things boots for example for my eldest daughter and when i got home it turned out
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they were already too small so next time i brought bigger ones but by the time i got home they were too small as well. and i've had enough of the sea in the arctic . but it's been so most spent thirty five years here just like they're going to similar middle cities i first saw my son a year and a half after he was born and they're going to do in the near no i wasn't there when my wife left the maternity home last any of our children are the son or daughter with the other yes we're turning around to go and help the nordic she's damaged. yes. the nordics leaky is above the water line but still leaving it in a spike be dangerous the ice breaker receives a new water to leap the stricken vessel into clear water. nordic stand by him all. day by. the seamen who sailed east know the most
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happy knowing that if they're ever in trouble in the arctic sea ice breakers are there to help. when he's hard to get through the ice because sailors come to get you out of trouble. it's about. all this is they saw no reason. given for. you to be there on monday for the. number three. you need. to know. the money album or ship. marketed done. a lot of. the nordic has safely been
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a scorching through the ice. she's able to make her own way to a safe harbor. you know go big which is good there's nothing in ventris about the work it's mostly receiving them. we do the same things and almost never come ashore. which is a pity because it would feel great so walk on the ground again. to go digging that immobile but after spending all this time it see them. because. at the center of the northern sea route but no one can go ashore. with. much to be done. to transfer. groceries from the time. to. the. three months. of food.
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because it's. just as many. perishable food that they need. and then ships that have only just put to sea will deliver fresh fruit and vegetables. watch out careful. paris. and. when they'll be able to go home next. because i've just been on vacation. and. it's. just a bit like groundhog day. but
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she has. always wanted to take. the east. the fleet is waiting for them on the ice border. for. fear of her we followed you with your daughter without your critical street. the northernmost town of russia across the straits lies america and the other
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hemisphere. the crew has just two hours to wall cone so midland as evening descends on the. it's still early morning of both of those in a time difference because the ship remains on home post time to morrow she'll sail west. the fleet awaits safe passage through the ice. this is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rate they really need it to my godson. this is the one that i want to go with
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them once again it's the fear factor all women are definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when you're killing money but if somebody would you would just prefer. i know to say more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if being armed made us safer in america we should be the safest nation on earth. were clearly not the safest. but there are no words that the location of a boy still remember. how to do that well there is of the low height ten thousand
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said you would stop this storm we might be more my people will die. god. is. god and.
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russia condemns the efforts of the one to blame the syrian government for violence and homes what aid convoys are being fired on based on the cold increasingly expose across neighboring borders and you're ready to kill. them for the little. we. meanwhile see visit so radical islam a stronghold in lebanon word jihad is being bred for bottle. also the solace to whipping to victory expectation builds around russia's female olympic curling team up to two straight when the latest against the u.s. rivals. and people in over a dozen cities around the globe come out to fight for online privacy as a model what's been called the day with point by said how one of the movement's leaders.

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