Once hailed as an unsinkable nuclear beast, the Kursk submarine became a death trap for its crew. A catastrophic explosion sent it plummeting to the ocean floor, sealing their fate forever.

On August 12, 2000, during a naval exercise in the Barents Sea, the Russian Oscar II-class Kursk submarine mysteriously vanished. Moments after preparing to fire dummy torpedoes at the Admiral ...

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On August 12, 2000, also in the Barents Sea, a C.I.S. “Oscar II” class submarine, the “Kursk, suffered a torpedo failure and explosion. The ship sank with all 118 men onboard. No evidence of ...

The naval vessel appears to be a 6,000-ton-class or 7,000-ton-class one which can carry about 10 missiles, said Moon Keun-sik, a South Korean submarine expert who teaches ... troops were newly ...