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What's most interesting about this Russian incident, is that how fast the news of it spread. They could have kept it under the wraps.

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That Russian incident is interesting.

It was a smaller sub that has a mother (larger sub) with which it moves when its not deployed; it is a deeb sea sub that can go to 6000 meters (to telecom lines). The crew supposedly died to toxic poisoning from the fire, on their road to hospital/care. But the small sub made it back to its host and to the port if I understand translated Russian correctly, but the news said that 'submarine' had docked, but we can't really tell if the smaller sub (which had the fire) was with it; and that smaller sub or larger sub was filled to brim with high ranking officials. If there was a fire I'm sure Russians are interested who had serviced the submarine most recently.