The Russian base of atomic submarines suffered from the tsunami, wrote the British edition of the Telegraph.
In Kamchatka, as a result of the tsunami, Russia’s base of fish nuclear submarines in Avachinsky Bay suffered, reported telegraph with reference to satellite images. Here are the majority of the nuclear submarines of Russia’s Pacific Fleet.
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The base of Rybachy is located in Avacha Bay, about 120 km west of the earthquake center. Also at the bay is the naval base of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatka and individual missile cargo and ship labor structures.
According to the Telegraph, photos taken by the umbra space satellite on Thursday morning showed that part of one of the berths deviated from their original position, which may indicate that he had dropped his moorling.
Umbra
“It seems that during the blow near a submarine is no longer -moored, and experts argue that the damage to the structure itself will be a slight importance of the military. However, the questions arise about whether the tsunami has further damage to the base,” the material said.
Port of North Kurilsk
At the same time, in a video made from other areas on the east coast of Russia, waves of up to five meters high are visible, flooding the coast. Therefore, significant damage can be seen in the North-Kurilsk port, which is about half the farthest from the earthquake center than in Avacha Bay, journalists increase
In satellite images, as the media writes, a damaged submarine is seen, which is -mored on the pier. In both pictures, the surface of the ship is moored on the west side of the pier.
In this regard, Dr. Sidhart Kauchela, a researcher at the Royal United Institute of Services (Rusi), told reporters that they had found no signs of damage to the submarine fleet of the Russian Federation.
“It seems that it is a ship over that is being -on the pier, not a submarine that deserves attention,” he said.
“I’m not sure we can say more with confidence than the broken one,” the expert added.
The pier is tilted at a “terrible angle,” said Tom Sharp, the commander of the royal fleet, which complicated the entrance and exit of the ship. He added that, apparently, near the end of the curved area is a tugboat, which may be involved in the initial arrangement.
“If the basic assumption is that a wave has got there and this pier is bent, then yes, what else did he do?” – Pan asked Matalim.
“Glued with tape”
However, even the minor injury to the base forced some to doubt whether Moscow wisely puts the many owners of its Pacific armada somewhere.
“That’s why so many bases are a good idea, because you don’t know when something you don’t expect will be raised,” Pan Sharp said.
The Russian fleet can also change the construction standards of damaged berth. Although the other nine on the base were fully built by concrete, the long upper section of this pier seemed to be a floating continuation.
“It looks classical Russian. It’s glued to the tape,” Pan Sharp said.
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