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Original newsreel footage from Soviet and Russian television — politics, daily life, disasters and triumphs as they were first broadcast. Every clip is rights-cleared and available to license in HD or 4K upscale for documentaries, news and education. See historical footage licensing options.

1987 Tanker War & Strait of Hormuz | Merchant Vessel Archive Footage

This footage is historical archive material. It is used as context for stories about oil routes, maritime risk, and Japan’s dependence on Middle Eastern energy.

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Archival 1987 news footage showing the oil tanker BRIGHT DUKE, marked “Panama,” passing through the Strait of Hormuz. This footage originates during a period of heightened maritime tension in the Persian Gulf.

1987 Naval Convoy & Strait of Hormuz | Archival News Footage

Archival 1987 news footage showing naval escort ships convoying an oil tanker through the Strait of Hormuz during a period of global energy crisis.

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Global Forest Watch reports major tree-cover loss in Irkutsk Oblast. GFW says Irkutsk lost about 10 million hectares of tree cover from 2001 to 2024, equal to about 17% of its 2000 tree-cover area.

2026 Siberian Taiga Forest Clearing | Aerial Environmental Footage

Striking 2026 aerial footage of large-scale forest clearing and taiga fragmentation in Siberia. Rare environmental visuals for documentaries and news reports.

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1940s Iranian Royal Family & Marble Palace | Rare Archival Film

Rare 1940s footage of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Queen Fawzia at the Marble Palace in Tehran. A unique glimpse into mid-20th century Iranian history.

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