Former Russian Northern Fleet commander Admiral Vyacheslav Popov has made explosive claims regarding the infamous Kursk ...

The tragic sinking of the Russian nuclear submarine Kursk in 2000 remains one of the most mysterious and haunting naval disasters in modern history. This video dives deep into the events surrounding ...

In August, 2000, the Kursk, a giant nuclear submarine, went out to sea off the coast of Murmansk with an undertrained crew and a load of torpedoes that were past their expiration date.

Alas, 118 sailors of the Russian Navy were killed as the Kursk sank in 350 feet of water on August 12, 2000. How the submarine actually went down was a relative mystery at the time of the sinking.

Seismic stations recorded two explosions that correspond to the Kursk disaster in time and place. The first explosion was 250 times smaller than the second one, which occurred 135 seconds later.

The note was written shortly after the submarine Kursk sank to the bottom of the Barents Sea on Aug. 12, ... Russian officials have said the disaster was most likely caused by a collision, ...

The Kursk disaster was a major setback for Putin, who had started his first presidential term three months earlier and faced fierce criticism over his handling of the crisis and its aftermath.

The Russian nuclear submarine Kursk was considered unsinkable. But on August 12, 2000, it sank in the Barents Sea after two explosions, leading to the death of all 118 seamen aboard.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that the Kursk disaster was the beginning of Vladimir Putin's rule, and now Kursk has become the disastrous end of his war. Source: Zelenskyy's ...

The explosion onboard the Russian submarine Kursk in August 2000 prompted an Amsterdam man to open up about his own rescue from a stricken submarine. Hydrogen peroxide in a torpedo on the Kursk ...

* Reactor Number 1, which dates from 1976, was shut down at the Kursk plant in 2021 to operate in non-generation mode. Reactor Number 2, which dates from 1979, was shut down in 2024.