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Six Russian tourists were killed on Thursday after a viewing submarine sank near the Egyptian resort city of Hurghada, according to the local governor. Maj. Gen. Amr Hanafy confirmed the deaths in ...

The world's oceans are changing, with rising temperatures and different salinity levels. Submarine warfare could be directly affected, and it could be harder to detect the vessels in some areas.

At least six Russian tourists, two of them children, died when an Egyptian commercial submarine carrying 50 people sank in the Red Sea near the resort city of Hurghada. The Red Sea Governorate ...

Several people have been killed or injured after *** tourist submarine crashed off the coast of the city of Hurgada on the Red Sea in Egypt. The crash occurring at about 10 a.m. local time ...

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(CNN) — Six people were killed and dozens more were rescued from Red Sea waters on Thursday after a tourist submarine sank near the Egyptian resort city of Hurghada, according to the Russian ...

CAIRO — A recreational submarine taking 45 tourists on an underwater cruise of coral reefs in the Red Sea sank off the Egyptian resort town of Hurghada on Thursday, leaving six Russians dead ...

March 27 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putinon Thursday launched a nuclear-powered submarine equipped with hypersonic Zircon missiles capable of travelling at several times the speed of sound.

At least six people have died after a tourist submarine crashed in the Red Sea off the coast of Egypt early Thursday. The Egyptian governorate office said in a statement that all of those ...

Fair enough. But a new NATO study illustrates how closely the two are linked. A submarine must remain undetected, eluding hydrophones towed by ships, dropped from planes and strung along the seabed.