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Russian nuclear submarine in major malfunction in Mediterranean

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A Russian submarine with nuclear capability has reportedly suffered a “serious accident” in the Mediterranean Sea. The Novorossiysk, a 242ft Kilo-class submarine, is said to have surfaced above the Strait of Gibraltar yesterday (Friday).

 

According to Russian Telegram channel VChk-OGPU, fuel is now building up in the hold, creating a risk of explosion. The channel, which is known to have contacts within Russian intelligence, told its 330,000 subscribers that crew members may be forced to pump the fuel directly into the sea.

 

VChk-OGPU reported: “Novorossiysk, currently on combat duty in the Mediterranean Sea, is experiencing serious technical problems.

“Due to damage in the fuel system, fuel is leaking directly into the hold. There are no spare parts for repairs or qualified specialists on the submarine, and the crew is unable to fix the malfunctions.

 

Fears of disaster as Russian nuclear submarine reports major malfunction in Mediterranean

 

GettyImages-453955104© AFP via Getty Images

 

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Is the selfie flotilla anywhere near there? Nice if they could stash the yoga mats, free sandwiches and bongs and do something useful for the world.

 

Sub for sale but who will buy it? ummm

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