Heavy steel pipes and walls were torn from the sub’s interior by the ... promised families that the submarine would be raised and the bodies recovered. Since the Kursk was hauled to dry dock ...

On April 20, 2000, the Russian Navy’s nuclear submarine K-141 Kursk sank in the Barents Sea ... and the developers intend to fully model the interior of the ship. There are also plans for ...

Deep-sea divers entered the hull of the sunken nuclear submarine Kursk today and found the bodies ... The divers are getting the first close-up look at the interior of the stricken submarine ...

A huge explosion sank the giant nuclear-powered submarine Kursk, killing most of its crew and stranding nearly two dozen survivors hundreds of feet underwater. An international rescue team ...

While the Kursk submarine disaster remains one of the most well-known nuclear submarine tragedies, it is not the only sunken nuclear sub in history. This video explores 8 other nuclear submarines ...

On August 21, after 30 hours, Norwegian divers manage to open the submarine's airlock. The interior of the Kursk is completely flooded. All the seamen are dead. The following day in Vidyayevo ...

Spy on Russians inside a submarine. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Kursk, the submarine-bound adventure game inspired by ...

It marks the first time Clinton has spoken out about the disaster, which claimed the lives of all 118 on board Russia's Kursk submarine. An explosion rocked the Russian nuclear submarine on August ...

In August 2000, the Kursk Oscar-class submarine was participating in Russia’s Summer-X exercise when tragedy prevailed. As part of the drill, Kursk was meant to launch a pair of training torpedoes.

One such similarly high profile accident is the sinking of the Kursk, a Russian nuclear submarine that exploded in 2000. As a vessel, the Kursk was nothing short of impressive and would have been ...

The battered Kursk submarine reached a Russian shipyard where officials will check its twin nuclear reactors, remove the bodies of the crew members and begin dismantling its deadly missiles.