Siberia Wildfires North Pole smoke- villagers threatened, alarmed- Watch Al Jazeera Oct 22 documentary w notes at Heating Planet blog

For five years, giant fires have ravaged millions of acres in Siberia. In this film, a village gets coated with a thick cloud of smoke, which reaches the North Pole for the first time in recorded history in 2022. Left on their own, the Indigenous inhabitants rally to fight "the dragon". Watch: Control Zone: Siberia’s Wildfires, uploaded Oct 22- in Russian, notes captured from on screen translation below

Control Zone: Siberia’s Wildfires is a documentary film by Alexander Abaturov.- NOTES by Heating Planet blog.

4.30

This pass will take us to the Village [Firefighters used online map to plan strategy ] 

5.20

Everything is red. 

[footage w russian dialogue, fighting the fire]

16.09

[The village  government offices conversations in Russian.] Obviously when a new fire shows up, before it gets too big, we'd like professionals to put it out at once. Thank you for your call. 

17.30

[footage w russian dialogue]

As you know, the wildfires are now 5 km from the village. Our men are out there day and night. 

[footage w russian dialogue, women helping singing about their homeland, laughter]

21.00 

Here we are [They feed the firefighters. ]

23.25

[Wild horses running in the smoke ]

[Firefighters close up footage fighting the Flames footage w russian dialogue. Villagers struggle in the smoke.]

[Smoke smoke smoke ]

46.45 

[Snow clears it all for now, villagers celebrate and fish together]

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[KE: Everything climate scientists predicted about global warming since the 1970s is coming true, only faster]