The Arctic Expedition under the leadership of Nikolai Drozdov successfully ended on Svalbard. In the main square of the Northern Russian village of Barentsburg, a large-scale presentation was launched, to see and participate in which all inhabiting villages and even local deer came. The expedition members launched the giant flags of Russia and Norway, as well as the flags of all constituent entities of the Russian Federation with a total area of over 2000 square meters.
The Arctic Expedition under the leadership of Nikolai Drozdov successfully ended on Svalbard.
Gennady Avramenko
In honor of the anniversary of the Great Victory, the expedition members brought a lamp, burning from the eternal flame in the Victory Park on Poklonnaya Mount. From this lamp charts were lit and installed in the sign places, reminiscent of World War II, a few more candles.
The expedition members launched the giant flags of Russia and Norway, as well as the flags of all constituent entities of the Russian Federation with a total area of over 2000 square meters.
Gennady Avramenko
In particular, at Cape Heer, where the Norwegian ship gun is located, which reflected the attack of the Grozny German Lincard "Tyrpits", one of the two most terrible ships of the German fleet, as well as on the site of the death of two ships of the Norwegian landing.
Nikolay Drozdov and Yuri Grubkov in the North Pole.
Gennady Avramenko
On a commemorative sign, the Consulter of the Russian Federation at Svalbard Yuri Grubkov and Nikolai Drozdov tied the St. George Ribbon, transferred by the film crew of the film "Battle for Sevastopol" and the Directorate of the 35 Battery Museum Complex.