Beluga whale Hvaldimir was trained by Russian military before escaping, Ukrainian expert reveals
In 2014, the whale was allegedly moved from a facility owned by a dolphinarium in St. Petersburg to an Arctic military program, where his trainers and vets remained in contact.
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Russian spy or guard? Mystery behind famous beluga whale unravels
The white whale had surfaced in icy waters around Norway in April 2019 with a harness bearing the words “Equipment of St ...
The New York Times1h
In Moscow, Trump’s Victory Is Welcomed, but Warily
Donald Trump’s re-election victory has dominated media coverage in Russia, where there is restrained optimism about the ...
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Hvaldimir Was a Runaway ‘Spy Whale’, Says Marine Scientst
Hvaldimir the tame beluga whale was indeed a Russian spy whale, but it escaped because it was a "hooligan." Sadly Hvaldimir ...
Business Insider13h
Russia's economy faces a demographic disaster and risks seeing its population reduced by half by the end of this century, think tank says
Russia's economy has a dire demographic problem on its hands, and the nation could see its population slashed in half by the end of the century, an Atlantic Council report says. The report from ...
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