Diesel icebreakers will begin to be built in Russia next year. "Rosatom" will order four icebreakers for at least 30 billion rubles each.
Diesel icebreakers will increase the capacity of the Northern Sea Route and make icebreaking services more accessible.
However, the question arises: who will build ships of this caliber? The only contender is the Zvezda shipbuilding complex in the Far East. But it is also currently the only enterprise in Russia with large docks for repairing large-capacity cargo ships and marine floating structures.
Now on home
The ship underwent initial inspection and tests before storage until launch
The solution has already shown an increase in speed and a decrease in infrastructure load
Attackers can be in the infrastructure for months, collecting data without obvious signs of an attack
Figures show that automation is already beginning to displace couriers
Deputy General Director of RSC Energia Solovyov: Controlled deorbiting is a serious job
Kurchatov Institute is developing a 5 kW unit based on direct energy conversion technology
Alexander Polishchuk: The module can also be installed on BMP-2 or URMT
Scientists May Be Closer to Discovering a New Form of Energy
High-profile criminal case went to court
The "Volgo-Balt 138" ship sank after being hit by an enemy drone
The machine created on the basis of the legendary An-2 has a range of 1000 kilometers
Scientists are looking for ways to maintain concentration and stability during long missions