極寒の日本海を渡った日本の輸出中古車が氷漬けでウラジオストク港に到着｢冷凍食品か？｣｢アイスキューブみたい｣

The Siberian Times @siberian_times

A cargo of used Japanese cars got caked in a 12-centimetre-thick shell of salt and ice after the cargo ship delivering them to Vladivostok was caught in a spell of unusually cold weather in the Sea of Japan pic.twitter.com/779hliM4js

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littlerobbergirl 🌻🐦 @lilrobbergirl

@siberian_times You're supposed to cook beef in a salt crust, not cars 🤦

Syama Mishra @SyamaMishra

@siberian_times @SuperRetroid Icecream Cars

PW @Retroid@mastodon.social & @retroid.bsky.social @SuperRetroid

@SyamaMishra @siberian_times Same factory. pic.twitter.com/VcSyqxgMuM

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Ncontsi @ncontsi

@siberian_times Salt..? Can somebody explain the salt part?

Bradd Libby @bradd_libby

@ncontsi @siberian_times The ocean is salt water

Ncontsi @ncontsi

@bradd_libby @siberian_times Yes that it is. But wasn't sure they meant 'salt water', when they said 'salt' specifically. Thanks.

Cihan TORUN @Dokdobis

@ncontsi @bradd_libby @siberian_times They said salt and "ice" that mean salt water...

ShaneJFilomena @ShaneJFilomena

@siberian_times I don't understand why they would be shipped unwrapped. That is very disrespectful.

My64impala🇺🇦🇺🇸🇹🇿🇮🇱 @comanchechiefIV

@siberian_times Why not use Roll On Roll Off ship?

Ian J Relish @ian_relish

@siberian_times One ice cube car or two in your glass.