
In Primorye there was a fire on the atomic submarine Tomsk, RIA Novosti reports. At this moment, the Premier League was in a floating dock, repair work was carried out on it. The fire is eliminated, there are no injured. The inter -corpusive space of the boat is carried out.
The fire arose on Monday morning during welding. A strong smoke arose in the compartment. 15 firefighting of the Pacific Fleet and the Ministry of Emergencies arrived at the place. The representative of the Zvezda repair enterprise said that the fire on the atomic submarine began with the fire of the tank of the main ballast of Submarina.
The nuclear reactor on the submarine was drowned out before she got up for repairs in the dock, a source from the Pacific Fleet headquarters said. The weapons were also removed. The fire did not pose a danger to the civilian population. The radiation situation is normal.
K -150 "Tomsk" is an atomic underwater missile -based cruiser of project 949A "Antei", which is part of the Pacific Fleet. It was laid down in 1991, entered into 1997. Tomsk Premier League began to repair and modernize at the Zvezda plant in the spring of this year. Work on boats should have ended until 2018.
In January 2012, there were reports that a fire occurred on the IPL of the Cheetah . The press service of the military district denied this information, saying that there was no fire, "there was only an ignition fact." According to the head of the press service of Colonel Andrei Bobrun, "there was only a fact of ignition from the broken lamp of portable lighting during the work in one of the interior of the submarine."
In February of the same year, the magazine "Kommersant Power" published the results of its own investigation. According to him, a fire on the K-84 atomic submarine "Yekaterinburg", which occurred in the last days of 2011 in Roslyakov, could turn out to be a second Chernobyl for Russia . According to the publication, during the fire, with which special forces fought for a day, there were missiles with nuclear warheads, torpedoes and two nuclear reactors on board the Premier League.