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RUSSIA today revealed how it is strengthening its military grip on the Arctic as Britain cuts back its defence manpower.聽Su-34 bombers, new Su-35 fighters and Be-200 amphibious aircraft have started undergoing tests for deployment聽in the extreme co
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stanley termosas n control of territory across 11 time zonesCredit: GettyAnd Moscow this month sent MiG-29K fighters on combat duty to the Novaya Zemlya archipelago - once a nuclear test site - for the first time.聽This follows Vladimir Putin s order to restore Soviet-era military bases in the Arctic, giving him control of polar waters across 11 of the world s time zones.聽A subdivision of Sukhoi Su-34 bombers is to be transferred to the Northern Fleet in the near future for a first-ever Arctic deployment.聽And聽the newest SU-35s are to imminently undergo combat training in the most extreme condit
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DOZENS of washed up grey whales could be starving to death as they migrate from Mexico to Alaska, scientists fear.So far as many as 610 whales have died since the turn of the year, marking a significant dent in the grey whale population of 27,000.8 Scientists say most dead greys foun
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stanley cup ting as they travel from the coast of MexicoCredit: Getty Images - GettyAccording to scientists, most dead greys found showed typical signs of malnutrition, with some having starved to death.Grey whales are currently migrating as they travel from the coast of Mexico, all the way up to the shores on Alaska in search of new feeding grounds.Clearly something is going on with the forage, as these animals tanks of gas are either empty or very lowJustin Viezbicke, NOAATo survive the gruelling distance, the whales need to be coated in a thick layer of blubber to help them maintain