Russia’s 20,000-Ton Icebreaker Admiral Makarov Goes Up in Flames at Kronstadt Shipyard
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Russia’s 20,000-Ton Icebreaker Admiral Makarov Goes Up in Flames at Kronstadt Shipyard
A fire broke out aboard Russia’s 20,000-ton diesel-electric icebreaker Admiral Makarov while the vessel was undergoing repairs at the Kronstadt Marine Plant near St. Petersburg.
The Lenta news portal reported a fire on a Russian icebreaker, citing the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. The incident occurred around noon on Saturday at the Kronstadt shipyard, where the Admiral Makarov had been undergoing repairs for some time. It was brought there after the Ukrainian attack on the port of Novorossiysk in August. The fire started in the control compartment, located in the cargo hold at the stern of the …
The fire broke out in the hold of the vessel
The icebreaker Admiral Makarov caught fire at the Kronstadt Naval Shipyard, 112
The icebreaker Admiral Makarov caught fire at the Kronstadt Naval Shipyard, 112The fire occurred in the tiller compartment located in the hold of the aft part of the vessel. Previously, the fire area is 100 square meters.Fire crews are working...
The ship's ignition is being eliminated in Petersburg, and the press service of the city head of the MES reported on Saturday.
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