Thomas Vinterberg’s movie Kursk was never going to have a happy ... The following day, they set out on in the submarine. Mikhail is babysitting a torpedo that seems to have a very dangerous ...

The Kursk Tragedy: Russia’s Worst Submarine Disaster and Its Lingering Conspiracy Theories The loss of the Titan submersible that was operated by American tourism and expeditions company ...

Ten Russian children whose lives were shattered by the Kursk submarine disaster were today welcomed to Britain at the start of a week-long holiday. Each child lost their father when the stricken ...

Russia's leaders hushed up details of a note written by a Kursk submarine officer explaining ... Kolesnikov's body and outlining the causes of the disaster. The sailor's posthumous revelation ...

which had been damning of his response to the Kursk submarine disaster of August 2000. Over the subsequent two decades, the ...

Families of the 118 men killed when the Kursk sank in ... The front section of the submarine, which houses the torpedo compartment and was severely mangled in the disaster, will be cut off and ...

The Kursk nuclear submarine was believed to have been involved ... inquiry would later conclude that no one was to blame for the disaster, which it said was caused by a faulty torpedo.

One of the first stories I ever reported on in Russia was a submarine disaster. In August 2000, two explosions sent the 17,000 tonne nuclear-powered Kursk to the bottom of the Barents Sea and took ...

MOSCOW, June 24. /TASS/. Luc Besson, the world-renowned French director, screenwriter and producer of the recent drama film based on the Kursk submarine disaster, which is going to be released in ...

A Russian diver entered the Kursk nuclear submarine for the first time Wednesday but failed to find any of the 118 sailors who died when the vessel sank in August, a top navy commander said.

which had been damning of his response to the Kursk submarine disaster of August 2000. Over the subsequent two decades, the Kremlin tightened the screws on all of Russia’s media. And in the wake ...