Russian Ship Sinks in Mediterranean Amid Nuclear Cargo Speculation
A Russian ship reportedly sank in the Mediterranean Sea near Spain, sparking international concern and investigations into claims it was carrying nuclear reactors or submarine components destined for North Korea. The incident has raised questions about the nature of its mysterious cargo.
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Russian ship that sank near Spain may have been carrying nuclear reactors to North Korea
Western military may have targeted the Ursa Major, which went down after mysterious explosions, reports suggest A Russian cargo ship that suffered a series of mysterious explosions before eventually sinking off the south-east coast of Spain 17 months ago may have been carrying nuclear submarine reactors destined for North Korea, according to reports. The Ursa Major, a 142 metre-long, Russian-flagged ship owned by the state-linked Oboronlogistics company, was purportedly sailing from St Peter...
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Russian cargo vessel Ursa Major, which sank off the coast of Spain in December 2024, was likely carrying two nuclear submarine reactors and is believed to have been heading to North Korea.
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The Ursa Major, also known as Sparta 3, left the Russian fuel port of Ust-Luga in the Gulf of Finland in early December 2024.
Read full article →Mystery over Russian ship that sank in the Mediterranean, reportedly carrying nuclear reactors to North Korea
The Ursa Major sank, after a series of explosions, off the coast of Cartagena on 23 December 2024. It is speculated that it was hit by a Barracuda torpedo, which is used by the United States, some NATO allies, Russia & Iran The post Mystery over Russian ship that sank in the Mediterranean, reportedly carrying nuclear reactors to North Korea appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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