Comments by "Alexander Sylchuk" (@sshko101) on "The Soviet Union’s Nuclear Icebreakers" video.

  1. They even have floating nuclear power plants which make any arctic activity possible. I remember read somewhere on wikipedia that one of those icebreakers (I think arktica) where just bloated version of some swedish or finnish project, but can't find it now. There's interesting application for icebreakers in Canada, not only in St. Lawrence River but for mining operation in Nunavut and in the Northwest Territories. Mary River Mine is a very interesting story, even wikipedia page was very interesting especially for those who also like to read on Daewoo in Uzbekistan and alike. Is there already an episode on Arcelor acquisition by Mittal Steel?
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  2.  @worldoftancraft  oh it's "k" in both places. I just happened to know a few slavic languages. Maybe I decided to chill out on the number of "k"-s, one more "k" and the ship with all the white snow around it might've become prejudiced against coal steamboats.
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  3.  @worldoftancraft  El polaco está muy influenciada por el látin.
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