Arctic News

Herr Rock_Hill

Your care about integrity and on topic continuation of the thread was noted and you coud demonstrate your care about it by ignoring my input or flaging it . But you did not.
In order to demonstrate my care I have sent you a PM not to further derail this interesting topic.

On a nearly deserted Alaska island, consumers pay to keep hundreds of empty buildings wired for internet:

On a nearly deserted Alaska island, consumers pay to keep hundreds of empty buildings wired for internet - ArcticToday)

Herr Bugge . Respect your views on everything russian what borders closely with acute russophobia . Do not know your history much to make a judgement if your negative attitude towards them is justified or not.

Regarding this article. It was a very wise move not to expose their valuable assets to drone attacs which as you know have changed the war theater boyond wildest immagination even among war experts , historians , or generally ppl in the know.

The rest of this propaganda mumbo jumbo can be characterized as follows:

Irrespective how thin they slice it , it is stil baloney.

Any claim of Ukraine getting the upper hand in this conflict is a pure nonsense. It is a myth and saying Ukraine here is another nonsense as Russians are up against the whole NATO . Everything what is needed for war is provided by the west with Ukraine providing cannon fodder to their detriment.

As to the norhern fleet standing on it’s last legs i do suggest to view this brief clip below and do your own inventory in some professional sources comparing your potential against others.

Not very impressive , hence the gung ho attitudes make me wonder.

Iceberg calving near shore:

Arctic is getting attention by the US administration with the appointment of a new U.S. ambassador-at-large for the Arctic, filling a job that has sat empty for more than 18 months:

On the other side, Greenland Energy is getting attention for not getting a permit before landing drilling equipment in Greenland:

The other side of the coin:


The Khabarovsk sailed out from the Sevmash shipyard in Severodvinsk to the White Sea on Monday, August 16. Photo: Social media.

Which part of NO don’t they understand?:slight_smile::

Comments from Rachel Maddow:

USS Delaware makes Tromsø port call during busy period of Russian submarine testing in northern waters
In recent weeks, no fewer than four new and upgraded Russian nuclear-powered submarines have drawn NATO’s attention. Two of them are designed to carry weapons that Vladimir Putin hopes could alter the strategic balance.




PS: The assisting tugs are flying their flag at half mast in honour of King Harald, who died on Sunday. (Not so the Sub)

USS Delaware arriving in Grøtsund near Tromsø 1.Sept.
Photos: US Navy
Could this be the reason for the visit?:

One of the Northern Fleet’s Yasen-M class submarines participated in a tactical flight exercises, training on how to evacuate a sailor with one of the navy’s Ka-27 helicopters in the Barents Sea in late August.
Screenshot from Northern Fleet press service video

Source: USS Delaware makes Tromsø port call during busy period of Russian submarine testing in northern waters

I’m sure the sub would be flying colours at half mast if that were the official requirement of the Norwegian Government ie an officially promulgated period of mourning.

It is, until after the funeral (9. Sept).
Even if not required by law it would be expected that a visiting Naval vessel from an allied nation would have the courtesy to do so.

PS: Shetland is not required to follow Norwegian “officially promulgated period of mourning”, yet:
LOCAL tributes have been paid to King Harald V of Norway, who has died earlier today (Friday) in Oslo at the age of 89.


Norwegian flags at half mast in front of Lerwick Town Hall. Photo: SIC

Source: Norway flags at half-mast as tributes paid to King Harald V | Shetland News

Submariners are not necessarily known as experts in flag hoists and full ceremonial.

I trust when the sub was made aware, the error was corrected.

Looking at where they fly the flag it is hard to see how they could find a way to do so:

PS: Like many here in Norway we have the same problem:

The Russian drifting Polar Station is home:


The drift station “Severny Polyus” has left the pack ice and is on its way to Murmansk. (Photo: AARI)

Now the French Polar Station is on the way to the starting point for her first expedition:

How silly can it get? Is the US now run by a kindergarten kid?
Who gave him crayons?:

Iceland is not having it:

How silly can you get?

Why to you lap up every scrap of TDS, puff out your chest, and declare, “We’re not gonna take it any more”?

No. You’ve been trolled by the best in the business. Don’t take the bait so easily.

He was elected …you know … by the voters. They gave him everything.

Passengers and most of the crew from Professor Molchanov returned to Russia.

Video:

Source: Passengers and most of the crew from Professor Molchanov returned to Russia

It appears that most people around the world agree with my view,
that it is childish to post silly rubbish on “Truth Optional” late at night.
Although it appear that the Islandic and Greenland Governments doesn’t take it that lightly:

Renaming everything into “(something) of America”, or to “Trump something” is not exactly show power, it rather shows insecurity.

PS: I hear he wants to rename “French Fries” into “American Fries” :rofl:
OK, old joke, but it must be allowed to have a laugh once in a while.:joy:
(Without being insulted by someone with no sense of humor) :innocent:

Now to something real, not made up by someone suffering from…:slight_smile

An earlier attempt at renaming territory:

May ALL conflicts be settled like that. :clinking_beer_mugs: :smiling_face_with_three_hearts: