Needing a major engine repair, Russia’s massive new icebreaker faces an uncertain future
The Arktika suffered engine damage during sea trials in the Baltic Sea earlier this year.
The brand new nuclear icebreaker Arktika, currently in sea trials, requires significant repairs to fix a failed engine, a requirement that could delay the ship’s next sea trial phase.
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