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Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In Yakutia, in the eastern part of Siberia, extremely low temperatures prevail in winter. On the Lena River, the "deep frozen" fleet is then repaired in the largest port of Yakutsk! It is a technique used to inspect ships directly in the ice without bringing them to shore. When the temperature drops low enough, the so-called "ice cutters" cut an ice labyrinth of tunnels under the ships - using only a hoe and chainsaw.

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Excerpt from "Sibirien, die Eisschneider von Jakutsk" (360° - GEO Reportage)
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