‘With the North Pole platform, Russia has returned to the Arctic for good’
Russia’s North Pole (Severny Polyus) research platform has started its second comprehensive Arctic expedition. The 83 meter long vessel this week set out from Murmansk with course for the high Arctic. It will sail into the polar sea-ice north of the New Siberian Islands and drift with the currents for the next two years.
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