Interesting Impronptu rendez-vous, The Russian nuclear icebreaker ”50 Years of Victory” meets The French icebreaker vessel ”Commandant Charcot” at the North Pole.



    by PestoBolloElemento

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    1. Ghost_of_Cain on

      Are the Russians lost? Surely there cannot be any undersea cables to cut up there?

    2. Ill-Confusion-1844 on

      “Get the helicopter out of the hangar, quick!”

      “But Captain, it can’t fly in these condit-“

      “We’re not flying it, we just need to flex on the other guys that we have a helicopter too.”

    3. Special-Lavishness79 on

      paying for a luxury cruise to the literal North Pole and then a nuclear powered monster just casually pulls up next to you. The scale of those icebreakers is terrifying and beautiful at the same time

    4. Lurking_poster on

      Man they got real up close for a bit. Kind of surprised. I know these things are massive but would still be worried about an accidental bonk.

    5. TheKnightsRider on

      and after mating briefly, both boats go their seperate ways. The father has nothing to do with raising the infant yatch once its hatched.

    6. Is it rare to come across another boat in the north pole that when they do they wave at them like this?

    7. Commandant Charcot is an ice-breaking cruise ship. They definitely got a bonus on that voyage!

    8. I find it interesting how that Russian ship is powered by a nuclear reactor. When 99.9% of civilian ships are fuelled by heavy oil, diesel or kerosine.

    9. One looks like a cruise ship… one looks like one of those floating iso container ships the UK tried to house immigrants on.

    10. VicenteOlisipo on

      *50 лет Победы* is a cool name, but it’s also ironic in that by 1995 the USSR already didn’t exist and it also dates your ship pretty hard considering WW2 already ended 80+ years ago.

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