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Green Marine

August 2, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Fire at Russian nuke sub kills one

A fire in a decommissioned Russian naval submarine, at a recycling facility at the northern Zvyozdochka shipyard, killed at least one person and injured another, an emergency official said on Monday. The injured worker is in a hospital in very serious condition, Zvyozdochka’s chief engineer Viktor F

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A fire in a decommissioned Russian naval submarine, at a recycling facility at the northern Zvyozdochka shipyard, killed at least one person and injured another, an emergency official said on Monday.

The injured worker is in a hospital in very serious condition, Zvyozdochka’s chief engineer Viktor Frolov told NTV commercial channel.

Experts are investigating the cause of the explosion, he said.

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