Indonesian Missing Submarine Found || 53 Crews Dead - BREAKING NEWS || KRI Nungala 402 Update
Channel: ListTenz
Date: 24/04/2021

Indonesian navy finds debris from missing submarine | DW News. BREAKING: Scan detects missing submarines as debris is found by search teams. Indonesian searchers recover debris from the missing submarine. Indonesian Missing Submarine Found, 53 Crew member Dead. Missing Indonesian submarine believed sunk as debris is found, Navy says.


Sabbath after finding items from the navy over the past two days, the Indonesian Navy declare it had sunk and cracked open, killing 53 crew members aboard.

The presence of the slick oil as well as of the waste in the site of the last dive on Wednesday outside Bali is clear evidence that the KRI Nanggala 402 had sunk. The military chief, Hadi Tjahjanto said. The vessel was previously considered only missing by Indonesia.

Yudo Margono Navy Chief told a Bali press conference "It's going to be in pieces if it's an explosion. The cracks gradually occurred in some parts of the route from to 400 m to 500 m .. The sonar would be heard if there was an explosion."
The Navy has previously stated that the submarine has declined at a depth of 600-700 meters, which is far higher than its depth of collapse of 200 meters, at which point the pressure on the water is higher than that which can be withstanding.
This was still uncertain about the disappearance. The Marine had previously stated that an electrical failure could not have allowed the submarine to resurface in an emergency.

Margono said that the searchers had found parts of a torpedo straightener, a grease flask, the debris of prayer rugs and a fractured piece of a coolant pipe repaired on the South Korean submarines in 2012, in the last two days. The flask was repaired by Margono.
We have now gone from the 'sub miss' phase to the 'sub-sunk' phase, with genuine evidence that we have found from the underwater, says Margono at a media conference, during which the find items were shown.
Margono said the results will be evaluated by rescue teams in Indonesia and other countries. No bodies were found so far, he said. Officials said the oxygen supply of the submarine would have been terminated at the beginning of Saturday.

The P-8 Poseidon, a U.S. reconnaissance plane, landed early on Saturday and was searched for along with 20 Indonesian ships, an Australian Warsaw Sonar-fitted, and four Indonesian aircraft.

The officials said earlier in Saturday that Singaporean rescue vessels had been expected to come Sunday and strengthen the submarine hunt.

Family members had hoped for survivors, but there was nothing to show that the ship was alive. President Joko Widodo from Indonesia ordered a full effort to find the submarine and requested that Indonesians pray for a safe return to the crew.

Since 1981, KRI Nanggala, the German-built diesel engine, has been in service in Indonesia and was carrying 49 crew and three gunners, and its Commander.

Indonesia has faced increasing challenges to maritime claims in recent years, including several incidents involving Chinese ships near-natural islands, with the most significant archipelago nation in the world with more than 17,000 islands.





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