Raymundo Brindel yPoE
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the russian base of nuclear submarines was affected by a tsunami in kamchatka, — The Telegraph.
▪️It concerns the base "Rybachiy" in the waters of Krasheninnikov Bay in the south of the peninsula. Judging by satellite images, part of one of the piers has deviated from its original position, which may indicate that it has detached from the dock.
▪️Currently, the pier is tilted at a "horrible angle" and is unsuitable for berthing ships.
▪️The base is home to modern Borey-class nuclear submarines and Soviet Delta-class submarines. However, according to preliminary analysis, they were not damaged as they were not berthed at the damaged dock at the time of the tsunami.
▪️On July 30, the strongest earthquake since 1952 with a magnitude of 8.8 occurred off the coast of Kamchatka. The tremors triggered several tsunami waves up to 4 meters high, which struck the Russian peninsula and coastal areas of China, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Japan.
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▪️It concerns the base "Rybachiy" in the waters of Krasheninnikov Bay in the south of the peninsula. Judging by satellite images, part of one of the piers has deviated from its original position, which may indicate that it has detached from the dock.
▪️Currently, the pier is tilted at a "horrible angle" and is unsuitable for berthing ships.
▪️The base is home to modern Borey-class nuclear submarines and Soviet Delta-class submarines. However, according to preliminary analysis, they were not damaged as they were not berthed at the damaged dock at the time of the tsunami.
▪️On July 30, the strongest earthquake since 1952 with a magnitude of 8.8 occurred off the coast of Kamchatka. The tremors triggered several tsunami waves up to 4 meters high, which struck the Russian peninsula and coastal areas of China, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Japan.
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