Fire on Russian navy submersible kills 14
In this video grab provided by the RU-RTR Russian television via APTN , Russia rescue personnel return from a dive in a mini submarine to the Kursk on the sea bed in the Barents Sea, Russia. The Russian military says that a fire on one of its deep-sea submersibles has killed 14 sailors. The Defense Ministry says that the blaze erupted Monday while the vessel was performing tests in Russia's territorial waters. (RU-RTR Russian Television via AP)
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Updated July 2, 2019 - 7:18 am
MOSCOW — The Russian military says that a fire on one of its deep-sea submersibles has killed 14 sailors.
The Defense Ministry says that the blaze erupted Monday while the vessel was performing tests in Russia’s territorial waters.
The ministry said in a statement Tuesday that the fire was extinguished thanks to the crew’s self-sacrifice.
It added that the submersible is now at the Arctic port of Severomorsk, the main base of Russia’s Northern Fleet. An official investigation has started.
