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Russian icebreaker sets Northern Sea Route record

A nuclear Russian icebreaker has, according to a Russian media, set a new record for traversing the Northern Sea Route. However, less than 20 vessels made use of the route in 2015.

BY JOHANNES HARTKOPF-MIKKELSEN
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