Core Viewpoint - Russia is strengthening its nuclear-powered icebreaker construction, aiming to possess unprecedented icebreakers by 2030 [1] Group 1: Current Fleet and Construction Plans - Russia currently has 34 diesel-powered icebreakers and 8 operational nuclear-powered icebreakers [1] - The construction of the "Chukotka" and "Leningrad" nuclear-powered icebreakers is actively underway, with the "Stalingrad" nuclear-powered icebreaker also in the early stages of construction [1] - Plans are in place to build two additional nuclear-powered icebreakers [1] Group 2: Future Developments - The construction of the "Leader" nuclear-powered icebreaker is progressing as scheduled in the Russian Far East, which is designed to break through ice layers several meters thick [1] - President Putin expressed confidence that by 2030, Russia will possess the "world's unprecedented" icebreaker [1]