Sakhalin Aikido Federation
Прогулка по водораздельным, каторжанским чеховским местам йуга острова Ых-Мыф (Чёноострова, Сахалин) и будущей префектуре Карафуто Солнечной Японии - Страны восходящего Солнца.
САХАЛИНСКАЯ ПУТИНА 1993 - РЫБОЛОВЕЦКИЙ КОЛХОЗ "РЫБНОВСКИЙ" Режиссер - Елена Дворецкая, оператор - Александр Ермольчик, оператор, монтаж - Геральд Бережнов.
Регулярный рейс "Амурские авиалинии" Оха (Сахалин) - Хабаровск на самолете ЯК-40. Взлет, полет над Сахалином, полет над разлившимся Амуром, посадка в аэропорту Хабаровска. Август 2009. Scheduled flight "Amur Airlines Okha (Sakhalin) - Khabarovsk YAK-40. Take off, fly over Sakhalin, a flight over river Amur, landing at the airport in Khabarovsk. August 2009.
Russia' s premier has promised a visa-free regime for people coming to the country's Far East on short business trips. Vladimir Putin also wants to make Russia's regions more accessible by cutting the cost of air fares. Prime Time's Ivor Bennett has more details...
Cold Fear is a third-person survival horror video game designed by Darkworks and published by Ubisoft. It was released on April 29, 2005, in Europe. In Cold Fear the player takes on the role of Tom Hansen, a former soldier now in the employ of the United States Coast Guard who has been sent in to investigate a mysterious Russian whaler Eastern Spirit in the middle of the Bering strait. The beginning cut-scenes show a SEAL team under the orders of a CIA agent, identifying the ship and trying to discover its cargo. Unfortunately, the SEAL squad is slaughtered mercilessly by an unknown threat. CIA agent Bennett then orders any government vessel in the vicinity of the Russian boat to investigate, and it is Hansen's ship which responds. As Hansen, the player finds out that the boat is occupied by hostile Russian soldiers and by strange creatures, known as "exocels", that use humans and other life forms as hosts, to feed on and to use as protection from the environment. These parasites are a threat to Hansen from inside and outside their host bodies. His investigation leads to the mystery of the ship and its lethal cargo, as well as the unethical experiments which were being carried out aboard the ship.
Recordings of the communications between pilots of Soviet fighter planes and the ground control in the Far East Russian island of Sakhalin on Sept. 1, 1983. The ground control ordered a pilot to shoot down a Korean Airlines Flight 007 that entered Soviet airspace west of Sakhalin Island. Japans Self-Defense Forces SIGINT unit, located in Wakkanai, the northernmost tip of Japan, intercepted the communications.
A Promo clip from the Russian Adoption Documentary "From Sakhalin To Santa"
