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Royal Navy: Royal Navy's nuclear sub narrowly escapes sinking - Vimarsana News

Royal Navy: Royal Navy's nuclear sub narrowly escapes sinking

UK News: A Royal Navy nuclear submarine nearly reached a dangerous depth after a gauge malfunctioned, raising concerns about safety. The Vanguard-class vessel,

War Escalation: Fearing escalation of war, US deploys nuclear sub in Middle East - Vimarsana News

War Escalation: Fearing escalation of war, US deploys nuclear sub in Middle East

Middle East News: The US has deployed a nuclear-powered submarine to the Middle East as a deterrence measure amid rising tensions. The submarine is part of the US's "nu

North Korea says it has launched nuclear attack sub to counter U.S., Asia - Vimarsana News

North Korea says it has launched nuclear attack sub to counter U.S., Asia

State media said the vessel is designed to launch tactical nuclear weapons from underwater but did not specify the number of missiles it could carry and fire.

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North Korea says it has launched nuclear attack sub to counter U.S., Asia - National - Vimarsana News

North Korea says it has launched nuclear attack sub to counter U.S., Asia - National

State media said the vessel is designed to launch tactical nuclear weapons from underwater but did not specify the number of missiles it could carry and fire.

Blinken Assures Australia Will Get Its Subs Amid GOP Threats to Block Transfer - Vimarsana News

Blinken Assures Australia Will Get Its Subs Amid GOP Threats to Block Transfer

Senate Armed Services Committee ranking member Roger Wicker has threatened to block the sale of US nuclear-powered attack subs to Australia unless the Biden administration increases defense outlays. Australian officials have expressed concerns that such a decision could leave them in a jam after Canberra rejected a $65 billion sub deal with France.