Russia's Nuclear Icebreaker | Indian Teen Lucky Rawat Heads to the North Pole | Firstpost News

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Russia has launched the world's largest and most powerful nuclear-powered icebreaker on a 10-day expedition to the North Pole under the Icebreaker of Knowledge programme. With exclusive access aboard the iconic 50 Years of Victory, Firstpost explores the vessel's nuclear technology, Russia's growing Arctic ambitions, and the international mission involving students from 22 countries. Among them is 15-year-old Lucky Rawat from Uttarakhand—the only Indian selected for the expedition. Reporting from Murmansk, Firstpost's Shubhangi Sharma brings exclusive access to the ship, insights into Russia's Arctic strategy, and Lucky's remarkable journey from a small town in India to 90° North. --- Russia | Nuclear Icebreaker | 50 Years of Victory | North Pole | Icebreaker of Knowledge | Arctic Expedition | Russian Arctic | Lucky Rawat | Uttarakhand | Indian Student | Murmansk | Nuclear Technology | Arctic Mission | Firstpost #russia #northpole #icebreaker #nuclear #arctic #arcticexpeditio

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