Why America Is Losing The Secret War For The Arctic | View From Above
536K views · Jul 17, 2026 · News & Politics
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@BusinessInsider · 2 months ago · pinned
Read "Satellite images show how Russia is winning the race for the Arctic as the US plays catch-up": <a href="https://bit.ly/4fmMfr2">https://bit.ly/4fmMfr2</a>
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@djolewealhas · 1 month ago
The "secret" base was on the russian tv like 10 times already 😂
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@galesiege6099 · 1 month ago
All that scary music just to tell you "Russia is investing in their own infrastructure in their own soil" for 30 mins. Masterful journalism.
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@wadostina · 1 month ago
Russia offered to work with USA in the Arctic without success. And Russia owns the largest coast there,why wouldn't they protect it
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@bertamus47 · 2 months ago
It’s almost like screwing around in the Middle East for decades has second and third order consequences.
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@hernanuliana9111 · 2 months ago
Soooooooo... The Russians are constructing infrastructure in their own territory to navigate their own waters to transport their own products to countries that have not sanctioned them. Clearly, it is a threat to liberty and democracy in Europe and America.
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@TheFiftyQuid · 2 months ago
Anyone else feel the national debt multiplying more and more as they got deeper into the video?
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@youmad7068 · 1 month ago
So this guy said: "Vladimir Putin is committed of making Russia as large as it can possibly be"... Do people who think this way live in Disney cartoon or do they seriously think that this kind of laughably simplistic propaganda can possibly work on most modern day people? I mean statements like that are so silly that they make u question your own sanity... On one end you have Russia, the largest country on face of the Earth whit enough resources to supply entire frigging earth population for millennia, on other end you have a gang of ex colonial powers who happen to lose all of their colonies during past century. So who exactly wants to steal what from who? Germany at one point was deprived of its colonies by Anglo-Saxons and they then attempted to conquer Russia and take their wast resources, we all know how that ended. But obviously that same idea of concurring and dividing Russia is still stuck in many European heads. Its not Russia the one who was always charging west, its the other way around: Sigismund III Vasa (almoust succeeded, but ultimately fall short, making Russia and Sweden permanent enemies to each other, also other nations in Swedish influence, Poland, Lithuania, Finland ), Charles XII (Invaded Russia, lost the war and it ended Sweden's status as a major European power), Napoleon Bonaparte (in the end Russian army marched in Paris), Adolf Hitler (in the end Russian/Soviet army marched in Berlin).
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@Shudachit · 2 months ago
Oh the horror, the Russians are doing something that benefits them
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@RianY2K · 2 months ago
Why is the Arctic becoming such a popular party spot?<br>Because Russia brought a massive fleet of icebreakers, while the U.S. just showed up with a vintage 1970s boat and a 'Do Not Disturb' sign on a rusting radar station!
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@RDNSB · 1 month ago
OK, now do a video about how US and NATO bases surround Russian and China.
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@RR-ll2ns · 2 months ago
Brought to you by the Military Industrial Complex. Civilian Infrastructure crumbling but there's always money and resources for wars while quality of life in the west deteriorates.
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