Russia Earthquake: Powerful July Earthquake Russian Nuclear submarine damages the base- what report here is said
According to The New York Times, a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 8.8, citing satellite imagery, has damaged the Russian nuclear submarine base in the Far East of Russia last month.From Sunday, a commercial satellite imaging firm ‘Planet Labs’ showed damage to a floating pear at the Ribachi submarine base, the installation of an important Pacific fleet on the doodle peninsula. A ghat section was separated from its moorings.The feature appeared to a large extent, in which five submarines and other ships were safely handed over nearby. Neither Russian authorities nor media have addressed the loss, while international nuclear monitoring organizations report general radiation levels in the surrounding area.According to military sources, two new floating pares have been installed since the 2022 Ukraine invasion of Russia.Manufactured during the Soviet era, the location of the base in a shelter cove provides natural protection from severe sea conditions.While most pierce remain functional, tsunami waves affect a structure from the earthquake.The Conflict Intelligence Team told “The New York Times” that “this is unlikely to influence the readiness of the Aadhaar fight – and the repair for the ghat is probably not going to be expensive.”On July 30, an 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the region, causing enough tsunami waves along the Pacific coast and alerts worldwide. The epicenter was about 80 miles from Rybachiy.The base shared its Gulf with Petropavalovsk-Kampachatski, which caused minimal damage.When the tsunami waves were seen offshore, they did not reach the center of the city.Both submarine base and Ribachi Town maintain strict security protocols that limit public access.After Ukrainian drone attacks on distant targets, including an eastern Siberian airspace, Russia moved some military assets to the east side in this summer.The Doodle region experienced several seismic incidents last week, including a significant earthquake, later afterchox and volcanic activity.
