Russia Builds Military Power In North Pole, Kremlin: Absolute For President Vladimir Putin

K-114 Tula Nuclar Submarine owned by North Russian Army (Wikimedia Commons/RIA Novosti archive image #895550/Mikhail Fomichev)

JAKARTA - Russian President Vladimir Putin considers the presence of the Russian army in the North Pole, is absolutely required for military development. 

This is stated by spokesperson Kremlin Dmitry Peskov, regarding a CNN report about satellite images showing huge military development by Russia in the North Pole. 

It has been said, President Vladimir Putin as a Commander-in-Chief is really considering the presence of his army in the Russian Pole, as a required element in the development of the Russian military.

"Arctic Zone is a region that is very important for Russian Federation, either valid for our border or our Special Economic Zones. The potential economic growth is increasing over years, You know that there is a general plan for national development in the North Pole. And all of it will be carried out consistently," Peskov said, as reported by CNN, Wednesday, April 7.

Satellite image that has been given to CNN by a space technology company Maxar, displaying the development of base and hardware of Russian Military which seems flashy and continuous along Arctic coastline of Russia.

This is done together with an underground storage facility, which is likely huge for new high-technology weapon and the Poseidon 2M39 torpedo. These stealth unmanned Torpedos is supported by a nuclear reactor which is meant b Russian designer to sneak into the defence of the coast, like those owned by the United States at the bottom of the sea.

Tentara Rusia. (Wikimedia Commons/ RIA Novosti archive image #642086/Vladimir Baranov)

Russian hardware in High North includes bomber and MiG31BM jet, as well as new radar system which is close to the Alaskan beach. The picture of Delta IV Russian submarine is taken on the top of ice near Alexandra Island on March 27, during training, with the possibility of detonating a hole on the ice on the left side due to underwater demolition.

"No one wants to see the North Pole as a militarization zone. We clearly realize that this region is a main important field for the defence of our land, and as a potential strategic corridor between Indo-Pacific, Europe and Russian land," Said Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby last Monday.

"We are committed to protect your issue of US National Security in the North Pole by enforcing the regulation based on the rule in that area. Especially through our Arctic's ally and partner network, having the same interest as what we've done in that order," Kirby added.

Responding to the concern, Peskov said, it may not be forgotten that the United States alone never give up their military presence in the Arctic Zone. 

"(They) never attenuate their attention to the Arctic Zone," he said.