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IsraelBernd2024-11-03 07:50:12 · 2yNo. 325612reply
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Bernd, did you know that there is sank Soviet submarine in the Barents sea, containing two (2) nuclear warheads?
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FinlandBernd2024-11-03 08:30:46 · 2yNo. 325613reply
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Why is it that nothing is being done to retrive them? Is 1.7 too deep for submarines?
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GermanyBernd2024-11-03 08:57:14 · 2yNo. 325618reply
Near where I live a Soviet military jet crashed 60 years ago: https://www.easydive24.de/scuba_diving_28.html
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NetherlandsBernd2024-11-03 12:24:55 · 2yNo. 325626reply
For some utility vessels 1.7 is still kinda ok but we're talking tens of tons here, it would require huge effort to lift it all up. Much more expensive than what you could possibly scrap out of the derelict reactor and warheads I assume.
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