After breaking the 1.5m arctic ice, three Russian nuclear submarines soared.[화보]

The training form of the Russian Navy’s national sea, released on YouTube by the Ministry of Defense of Russia. Internet capture

The Russian Navy unveiled a nuclear submarine drill in the Arctic Ocean on the 26th.

According to the Rianovosti news agency, Naval Commander Nikolai Yevmenov told President Vladimir Putin on the 26th (local time), “For the first time in the history of the Navy, three nuclear submarines were able to sleep while breaking the 1.5m-thick ice at a set time in a sea area within a radius of 300m. It has risen upward,” he reported.

The video released by the Ministry of Defense of Russia on that day includes the appearance of a black submarine rising from ice breaking, a fighter jet flying through the poles and receiving aerial refueling, and the operation of a soldier moving on a snowmobile armed with a rifle.

On this day, the training was conducted in harsh weather conditions of -25 to 30 degrees Celsius with a strong wind of 30 meters per second. About 600 soldiers and civilians participated in the training. In addition, 200 types of weapons and military equipment, including fighters, were put in to check the ability to perform operations in the polar regions.

A Russian nuclear submarine emerged after breaking the thick ice of the Arctic Ocean. Internet capture

The training form of the Russian Navy’s national sea, released on YouTube by the Ministry of Defense of Russia. Internet capture

Russian nuclear submarines appear together within a radius of 300m. Internet capture

Russian soldiers are picking up skis to carry out an operation. Internet capture

Ski equipment unveiled by the Ministry of Defense of Russia. Internet capture

Russian soldiers on the move in Snowboville. Internet capture

Training in the Arctic Ocean in Russia. Internet capture

Aerial refueling training in Russia. Internet capture

Training in the Arctic Ocean in Russia. Internet capture

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