It was only three months into his new presidency on August 12 that the nation's prized nuke-equipped sub, kursk, exploded, making it the deadliest naval incident in post-Soviet Russia.

Designed to be indestructible, the Russian nuclear submarine K-141 Kursk met a tragic fate in 2000 when an explosion sent it crashing to the ocean floor. With no way to escape, its crew faced an ...

That Shaped Putin, examining the August 2000 explosion onboard a Kursk submarine that trapped 118 Russian submariners at the bottom of the Barents Sea, is being produced for Sky HISTORY by HiddenLight ...

Prior to 1930, a means for a submarine crew to escape was non-existent ... After the terrifying torpedo explosion on the Kursk that killed around 120 sailors, you would think any government ...

The docuseries examines the events of August 2000, when an explosion aboard the K-141 Kursk submarine saw the vessel sink to the bottom of the Barents Sea with the crew trapped inside. It asks why ...

It is believed that the Shkval could move at or above an astounding 250 miles per hour underwater. Back in the summer of 2000 ...

A haunting letter was once found on board a Russian nuclear submarine which had sank and claimed the lives of 118 crew members. The 'Kursk submarine disaster' was named after vessel K-141 when it ...

It’s one of the most defining moments in modern Russian history. Now, almost 25 years later, discover the untold story of the Kursk submarine tragedy ...

Putin's $50M Fighter Jet Plunges Into Black Sea Killing Crew After Being 'Shot Down by ... With Ukraine — as Thousands of Troops Occupy Kursk Vladimir Putin says he is now ready for peace ...