Indonesia calls on Australia to help find missing submarine
Indonesian authorities are seeking assistance from Australia, Singapore and India to find a missing submarine which vanished off the coast of Bali.
Over 50 people were reportedly on board the vessel which is believed to have sunk 700 metres although the German-made submarine is only built to sustain pressure at a maximum depth of 250 metres.
An oil spill was located near its dive location after it lost contact with the military during a torpedo drill and the navy have suggested the oil spill means damage to the fuel tank may have been sustained.
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Over 50 people were reportedly on board the vessel which is believed to have sunk 700 metres although the German-made submarine is only built to sustain pressure at a maximum depth of 250 metres.
An oil spill was located near its dive location after it lost contact with the military during a torpedo drill and the navy have suggested the oil spill means damage to the fuel tank may have been sustained.
Видео Indonesia calls on Australia to help find missing submarine канала Sky News Australia
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