Russia’s Arctic Shortcut Explained | Why Global Trade Routes Are Changing

Описание: For more than 150 years, the Suez Canal controlled global trade.
But in 2026, that control is slipping away.
As conflict and instability turn the Red Sea into a danger zone, shipping giants are abandoning the Suez route. Fuel costs are exploding. Delivery times are slowing. And the global supply chain is under pressure like never before.
While the world focuses on Middle Eastern chokepoints, Russia has opened a new route through the Arctic — the Northern Sea Route. Powered by nuclear icebreakers, this ice road cuts shipping distances by nearly 40%, saves up to 15 days, and bypasses US-controlled waterways entirely.
In this documentary-style breakdown, we explore: • Why the Suez Canal is losing relevance
• How Russia’s nuclear icebreakers are changing global trade
• The real reason China supports the Arctic route
• Dubai’s shocking partnership with Russia
• How the Arctic is becoming the new geopolitical battlefield
• What this shift means for global trade, inflation, and power
This isn’t just about ships and ice.
It’s about who controls the future of global trade.
The old routes are failing.
The ice road is open.
And the world is paying the toll.
Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and documentary purposes only.
It does not promote violence, war, or political ideology.
All geopolitical analysis is based on publicly available information, historical data, and expert interpretations.
Some scenarios discussed are speculative and intended for informational discussion only.

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