The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, announced this Sunday his plans for the development of international transport corridors from the Baltic and Barents Seas to the Persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean.

Putin made the announcement during the celebration, on the first Sunday in August, of the Day of the Russian Railway Workers, whom he congratulated and indicated that he trusts in their expertise and knowledge to build high-speed lines that allow connection to the Indian Ocean.

The Russian president also presented “key projects such as the construction of high-speed lines that will be integrated with the Central Transport Hub in Moscow, the creation of international logistics corridors and the improvement of the transport route from Azov to the Black Sea.”

He stressed the need to “accelerate the expansion of Russia’s railway infrastructure with advanced technological upgrades, making use of the latest innovations,” adding that the idea is not to settle for meeting current needs but to prepare for future demands.

Likewise, Putin raised the importance of modernizing the “eastern railway system of Russia,” particularly the Baikal-Amur route, as well as the Trans-Siberian railways, and the “Northern Latitudinal Railway, 700 kilometers long, in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District, which connects the ports of the Arctic.”

M.Pino

Source: spanish.news.cn

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Since last week, several Latin American countries were on alert for the approach of a Chinese space rocket that was heading towards Earth.

The Long March 5B was around 30 meters high and a little over 20 tons in weight. Days ago it completed its mission to bring the first module of the Chinese space station, the Tianhe, into orbit. The central stage of the rocket failed to return once it left the station in orbit, so it ended up orbiting the Earth until it reentered the atmosphere.

Since the news was given, different groups of astronomers and amateurs in this sector were monitoring and trying to completely predict the trajectory of this rocket.

The spaceship finally crashed into the Indian Ocean, very close to the Maldives, specifically at the coordinates 2.47 degrees east longitude and 2.65 degrees north latitude.

China’s Manned Space Engineering Office said the “vast majority” of the debris burned when it re-entered the atmosphere. The confirmed re-entry thus ends the days of surveillance by hundreds of thousands of people around the world. Although there has been no damage, many experts and especially from the United States see this act as reckless.

K. Tovar

Source: Xataka

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