Russia’s new North Pole platform will soon be ready to move into ice
The unique research station will conduct its first expedition this year, the country's natural resource minster says.
January 12, 2022
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There is still plenty of work left to be done. The 83-meter vessel with the peculiar shape is wrapped in scaffold in the Admiralty Yard in St.Petersburg. But progress is rapid.
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