• @[email protected]
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    I don’t see any issues here, she should be able to be towed out to sea and dive successfully.

      • @Oddbin
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        21 year ago

        “Mosh-t thing-sh in here don’t react too well to bullit-sh”

    • FaceDeer
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      161 year ago

      Perhaps the guy who took it is concerned that if people can see exactly who was present at that moment they might be able to work out who he was.

      • @ik5pvx
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        51 year ago

        Gotta slap a top secret sticker on all that rust

    • @[email protected]
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      Naked women are drawn to submarines like a magnet. The ship is probably crawling with them right now.

  • Jo Miran
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    151 year ago

    If only there had been a way to avoid this situation.

  • @[email protected]
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    121 year ago

    I’m sure there’s a joke about not having a navy but sinking submarines, but I’ll let Zelensky tell it.

  • Neuromancer
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    111 year ago

    Does anyone have a list of how many Russian ships have been taken out of combat? It seems Ukraine is winning the Naval war and they barely have a Navy.

    • BombOmOm
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      161 year ago

      Well, she can dive just fine. Let’s call her 50% good.

    • @IphtashuFitz
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      151 year ago

      Damage like that would probably cost as much to properly repair as it would take to build a new sub.

      I’m not a submersible expert by any stretch, but given the visible damage it’s a safe bet the pressure hull has been damaged and possibly punctured. In US subs the pressure hull is cast as a single piece, but I believe Russian ones are two pieces welded together. Whatever the case, damage to the pressure hull is far from trivial to repair. Any repairs to it that aren’t a complete replacement will likely result in a significantly weaker hull, meaning it could no longer safely dive as deep as it used to.

      And replacing it would mean almost complete disassembly. Probably safer and more cost effective to build a completely new sub and cannibalize any parts from this one that makes sense.

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      1 year ago

      The consensus from what I’ve read / watched is that it’s dead.

      Nice knowledgeable English lad I’m subscribed to posted this earlier…

      https://youtu.be/5ChU0w_5VgM

        • @khannie
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          21 year ago

          Isn’t he?! Just came across his channel about a week ago. Instant subscribe. He really seems to know his stuff too.

          That pixelated joke in the linked video was peak British wit too.