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In Chukotka completed the removal of five solar ships in Egvekinot Bay. The event takes place within the framework of the large federal program "General Cleanup", which was started by President Vladimir Putin. The work began in July - divers raised a barge, a container ship and a lighter of the LESH type from the bottom. All these ships have been lying in the bay for several decades. The metal was cut, leased into containers and shipped to Primorye, and the shoreline was placed in order. This is an important step forward in protecting the ecology of the bay: we have eliminated the potential damage from the remains of oil products and rusty buildings. Since 2023, more than 200 tons of metal have already grown from the bottom of the bay. By 2030, four more ships are planned to be taken: three in Emma Bay near Providence and one in Koel Bay near Bringowski. My channel in Max.

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In Chukotka completed the removal of five solar ships in Egvekinot Bay. The event takes place within the framework of the large federal program "General Cleanup", which was started by President Vladimir Putin. The work began in July - divers raised a barge, a container ship and a lighter of the LESH type from the bottom. All these ships have been lying in the bay for several decades. The metal was cut, leased into containers and shipped to Primorye, and the shoreline was placed in order. This is an important step forward in protecting the ecology of the bay: we have eliminated the potential damage from the remains of oil products and rusty buildings. Since 2023, more than 200 tons of metal have already grown from the bottom of the bay. By 2030, four more ships are planned to be taken: three in Emma Bay near Providence and one in Koel Bay near Bringowski. My channel in Max.

In Chukotka completed the removal of five solar ships in Egvekinot Bay. The event takes place within the framework of the large federal program "General Cleanup", which was started by President Vladimir Putin. The work began in July - divers raised a barge, a container ship and a lighter of the LESH type from the bottom. All these ships have been lying in the bay for several decades. The metal was cut, leased into containers and shipped to Primorye, and the shoreline was placed in order. This is an important step forward in protecting the ecology of the bay: we have eliminated the potential damage from the remains of oil products and rusty buildings. Since 2023, more than 200 tons of metal have already grown from the bottom of the bay. By 2030, four more ships are planned to be taken: three in Emma Bay near Providence and one in Koel Bay near Bringowski. My channel in Max.

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