世界最強の原潜が108秒で沈んだ。23名生存者もロシア政府に見捨てられたクルスク沈没事故【ゆっくり解説】

On August 12, 2000, the Russian Navy's nuclear-powered submarine Kursk sank 108 meters below sea level in the Barents Sea. Of the 118 crew members, 23 survived, but the Russian government refused rescue offers from seven countries for five days. Why did the world's most powerful nuclear submarine, known as "unsinkable," sink, and why were the 23 crew members not rescued? This video examines the cause of the torpedo explosion, the suicide note written by a 27-year-old officer during the struggle, and the full extent of the lies the Russian government told the world. ▼Related Videos    • 潜水艦タイタン号沈没事故の真相。深海3810mで起きた爆縮直前の記録【ゆっくり解説】      • 【1968年】スコーピオン号沈没事故の真相。深海4000mに沈んだ乗員99名の最期【...      • スコーラス号沈没事故の真相。26名ﾀﾋ亡したアメリカ最新鋭潜水艦の悲劇【ゆっくり解説】   ▼Channel Overview This channel independently investigates and investigates actual accidents and disasters. Its purpose is to raise awareness, prevent recurrence, raise crime prevention awareness, and prevent these incidents from fading from memory. The scenario and video are all original. If you have any comments or requests about the video, please feel free to comment. *The content of this video is not intended to be blasphemous or ridiculous to anyone involved. *All materials in this video are quoted and are not intended to infringe on copyright or portrait rights. [Music provided by Hikari Surprise Inc.] #Kursk #NuclearSubmarine #RussianNavy #Putin #BarentsSea #SinkingAccident #SlowExplanation #AccidentReview