Researchers move into Arctic waters, ready to drift with the ice
The Russian research vessel Akademik Tryoshnikov will drift in ice from late March until May.
March 27, 2019
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The Russian research vessel Akademik Tryoshnikov set out on March 20 from Murmansk on a course for the North Pole. The ice-class ship will sail north of archipelago of Franz Josef Land, from where it is to drift with the ice to waters near Svalbard.
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