One of Moscow's nuclear icebreakers has sustained significant damage after colliding with a cargo ship in the Kara Sea.

A nuclear-powered icebreaker lost control and slammed into a cargo ship it had been sent to rescue. The Russian vessel, Fifty ...

Few days after it crashed into a cargo ship, the 50 Let Pobedy continues to escort ships across the icy waters of the Kara ...

Shell bought Russian liquified natural gas shipments totalling 350,000 tonnes which required an escort from sanctioned ...

RosAtomflot, which is responsible for the Russian nuclear icebreaker ship, said: 'The 50 let Pobedy [Fifty Years of Victory] icebreaker sustained damage of port side edge plating at night on ...

Murmansk-based Arctic Observer said in its Telegram channel that the collision happened as the powerful icebreaker was ...

A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker damaged in a collision five days ago in Arctic waters will be repaired during normal ...

A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker remains in service despite suffering significant hull damage to its bow following a ...

Terrifying scenes in the Arctic's Kara Sea as a Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker vessel crashed into a cargo ship it had ...

A file photo of Russia’s nuclear-powered icebreaker 50 Let Pobedy. Major damage was suffered to the upper part of the hull of the vessel after collision with cargo ship Yamal Krechet.

For the Royal Navy to have more of something than the US Navy is unusual, but it does happen and one example is icebreakers.