True Patriot Love - October 19, 2026


Siberia to Alaska： Could Anyone Cross the Bering Strait？ #shorts

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Shara Micucci Mike Wixson
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217

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00:00:00.000 But then you take a look at the map, and I think we talked about earlier, Jim,
00:00:03.840 we're talking 55 miles from the tip of Siberia to Alaska,
00:00:08.300 then right beside Alaska is the Yukon.
00:00:11.280 And northern BC.
00:00:12.740 Yeah, and now we're into, you're really into Canada at that point.
00:00:16.400 Absolutely.
00:00:16.740 Yeah, so as we go down, so then you're starting to think to yourself,
00:00:20.700 okay, now I'm worried a little bit because you have wind drafts, currents, quite frankly.
00:00:25.880 Well, on the email right now. 0.77
00:00:26.860 So the interesting or the terrible part about it, if you think about it, and I'm not trying to make a movie about this, but if something does go wrong in Siberia, one of the challenges, one of the issues will be if the Russians aren't going to let the people go back into Russia. 0.84
00:00:43.500 I doubt it.
00:00:44.660 But they're going to try to escape somewhere else because, quite frankly, they're isolated up there.
00:00:51.160 And I'm not saying they could.
00:00:53.240 I mean, they wouldn't be able to, I don't think, to get across in a boat from the tip of Russia to the Aleutian Islands to get into Alaska.
00:01:03.080 They would be so heavily patrolled.
00:01:04.580 I think American Coast Guard and Navy could prevent them from getting on their soil. 0.97