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Every place DW News mentions in "What does the remote Svalbard archipelago have to do with Russia's invasion of Ukraine? | DW News", mapped
// THE CRUX The war in Ukraine has strained peaceful coexistence and severed local ties in Svalbard, though experts assess Russia's direct military ambition on the archipelago remains restrained by international treaty.
17 places, in order of mention
| 00:01 | Svalbard | Svalbard, also known as Spitsbergen, is part of Norway |
| 00:03 | Norway | is part of Norway, but Russia has treaty rights |
| 00:04 | Russia | Russia has treaty rights to exploit the archipelago's |
| 00:16 | Longyearbyen | Alexandra von Nahmen traveled to Longyearbyen in Spitsbergen |
| 00:39 | Ukraine | fallout from the war in Ukraine |
| 02:19 | Barentsburg | comes from the official Barentsburg |
| 03:28 | Barentsburg | We are now on our way to Barentsburg |
| 05:27 | Arctic | The Arctic, with its resources and new maritime routes |
| 05:55 | Oslo | Institute for Defence Studies in Oslo |
| 10:28 | Ukraine | to go to war against Ukraine |
| 12:17 | Barents Sea | that is the Barents Sea and the Arctic Ocean |
| 12:19 | Arctic Ocean | and the Arctic Ocean |
| 14:06 | Sandefjord | Tobias Sæthe | Sandefjord, Norway |
| 15:19 | Asia | for shipping between Asia and Europe |
| 15:20 | Europe | between Asia and Europe |
| 15:41 | Norway-Russia Border | close to Norwegian borders, also houses the Russian Northern Fleet |
| 18:46 | Barentsburg | Russia has a settlement in Barentsburg |