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seven-man crew of a trapped Russian mini-submarine are back in port after
a three-day ordeal at the bottom of the Pacific with dwindling
oxygen.
Six of the seamen were taken to hospital for observation in
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky on the eastern coast of the Pacific peninsula of
Kamchatka after arriving on board a rescue ship. The other man remained on
board but it was not immediately clear why, the Associated Press reported.
"Today was a very happy event. The intensive work to free our submarine
at a depth of 200 meters brought results... Our comrades in the crew
opened the hatch themselves," said Admiral Viktor Fyodorov, commander of
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