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Russian damaged nuclear icebreaker is repaired in the ice

By Atle Staalesen, The Barents Observer February 10, 2025

The powerful icebreaking vessel that on 18 January collided with cargo ship Yamal Krechet in the Gulf of Ob has undergone repair while at sea, sources in Murmansk say. The damages were reportedly not of serious character and a repair team was sent to the Kara Sea to fix the ship, a social media news site in the region reports.

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