Regards to everybody, no need to despair. "Once the human remains had been removed and the hull had been thoroughly investigated, the remainder of the ship was transported to Finally recognising the hazard of the HTP-fuelled torpedoes, the Russian Navy ordered all of them to be removed from service.Putin accepted the resignation of Igor Sergeyev from his position as Minister of Defence on 28 March 2001 and made him his assistant on strategic stability. "On the same day as Putin's broadcast, Deputy Prime Minister On 26 July 2002, almost two years later, the government commission and Russia's Prosecutor General, Ustinov released a 133-volume top-secret report in August 2002, two years after the disaster.
It seems like there are no chances, 10–20%. They told the media that Senior officers in the Russian Navy offered a variety of explanations for the accident.The Russian government convened a commission, chaired by vice-premier Bad weather, 3.7-metre (12 ft) waves, strong undersea currents, and limited visibility impaired the rescue crews' ability to conduct operations on Tuesday and Wednesday.At 20:00 Tuesday, AS-34 was launched again but was damaged when it struck a boom as it was being lowered into the sea.
- Reporter As they gradually worked their way inside the compartment and down two levels, Warrant Officer Sergei Shmygin found the remains of Captain-lieutenant On 21 August, after the Norwegian divers confirmed that no one was alive in the ninth compartment, the Chief of Staff of the Russian Northern Fleet, Additional plans were made to continue to remove the bodies, but the Russian Navy could not agree on a contract with a foreign company.
I never felt anything like it anywhere in my entire life ... All the questions were aimed at this single man ...In response to the avalanche of criticism, Minister of Defence Sergeyev and senior commanders of the Navy and the Northern Fleet offered Putin their resignations, but he refused to accept them.Putin lashed back at the press, who had been severely critical of his personal response and the entire government's handling of a national tragedy.In a speech to the Russian people the day after his meeting with the families, Putin continued his furious attack on the Russian media, accusing them of lying and discrediting the country.
"Those who designed the torpedo couldn't foresee the possibility of its explosion." On 29 or 30 August 2000, an official government commission tasked with investigating the disaster announced that the likely cause of the sinking was a "strong 'dynamic external impact' corresponding with the 'first event'", probably a collision with a foreign submarine or a large surface ship, or striking a World War II mine.Q: Russians are suggesting that one of the possible reasons is a collision with a NATO or American submarine, they are asking to let them, well, have a look at a couple of United States submarines and the answer from the American side is no; so I ask, why not? After The investigation showed that some men temporarily survived this fire by plunging under water, as fire marks on the bulkheads indicated the water was at waist level at the time. He also said there was no evidence that the torpedo had been damaged when it was loaded onto When Ustinov closed the criminal case without filing charges,While the official government commission blamed the explosion on a faulty weld in the practice torpedo, Vice-Admiral Valery Ryazantsev cited inadequate training, poor maintenance, and incomplete inspections that caused the crew to mishandle the weapon.After the accident, investigators recovered a partially burned copy of the safety instructions for loading HTP torpedoes, but the instructions were for a significantly different type of torpedo and failed to include essential steps for testing an air valve.