Over the past two weeks, divers have managed to retreive the corpses of twelve sailors from the shattered remains of the Kursk. But with conditions in the sea worsening daily, combined with mounting dangers as divers pushed their way deeper into the downed submarine, the Russian Navy felt it best yesterday to call the salvage operation off. They're not exactly getting more alive down there as the days pass, either. They'll still be dead. If you don't believe me, ask any expert on death.
Death lasts for a long, long time.
Those sailors aren't going anywhere Trust me. As the divers began to push their way into the Kursk's fourth section, they realized that they could only travel about two meters into that section before twisted metal made it too dangerous for them to continue. It's no treat, let me tell you. They fall apart like a wet paper bag stuffed with marbles. In lieu of the sailors' specific requests, the desire to call off the salvage mission increased to the point that officials could no longer deny it.