New Murmansk

New Murmansk is a district in the city of Hellsinki that is predominantly populated by Russian immigrants who migrated to the area following the reversal of the Gulf Stream. Many of these immigrants came from the city of Murmansk and the Kola Peninsula region in Russia. The district is now home to hundreds of thousands of people, many of whom live in densely populated high-rise apartment buildings.
The Russian immigrants in New Murmansk are governed by their own laws and policing methods, which differ significantly from the rest of the city. The district is a self-contained community, with its own government officials and public services, including healthcare, education, and transportation. The Russian government heavily influences the district's politics and economy, which is dominated by the production of military equipment and cybernetic implants.
Despite the district's booming industry, many of its inhabitants struggle to make ends meet, with poverty and crime being major issues. The fast migration caused by the Gulf Stream reversal led to the formation of ghettos in the district, with many people living in cramped and substandard conditions. The district's inhabitants are also dealing with rampant pollution and environmental degradation caused by the unchecked growth of industry.
Despite these challenges, New Murmansk remains a vibrant and unique community, with its own distinct culture and customs. The district's residents take pride in their Russian heritage, and many have formed close-knit communities based on shared cultural and linguistic backgrounds. However, tensions between the district's inhabitants and the rest of the city continue to simmer, fueled by mistrust and cultural differences.