This is worrying 55 Chinese sailors diedafter The nuclear submarine will be caught in the trap of “chains and anchors” designed to trap Western ships hiding in China’s Shandong province in the Yellow Sea. However, official sources in Beijing denied this that the event occurred.

According to secret reports from England, the sailors were killed August 21after a major failure in oxygen system submarine that poisoned its crew. The incident occurred at 08.12 local time and resulted in the deaths of 55 crew members: 22 officers, 7 midshipmen, 9 non-commissioned officers, and 17 sailors. Among the dead was Captain Colonel Xue Yong-Peng,” the report detailed.

The document was obtained by Daily Mail, which revealed that the deaths of 55 people “were caused by hypoxia due to failure of the submarine’s systems. The submarine hit a chain-and-anchor barrier that the Chinese Navy uses to trap US and allied submarines. This causes a system failure that took six hours to repair and bring the ship to the surface. The oxygen system on board the plane poisoned the crew after a catastrophic failure.”

A silenced tragedy

Until now, no confirmation independent of the alleged disappearance of the Chinese submarine in the public domain. Beijing has dismissed the speculation from open sources about the incident such as “completely wrong”, while Taiwan also denied internet reports. British media also contacted the Royal Navy to discuss details contained in the British report, but official sources declined to comment or provide guidance.

British report, which is based on defense intelligencehave one high ranking. A British submariner gave the following explanation: “It is plausible that this happened and I doubt China will ask for international support for obvious reasons”. He also detailed: “We have CO2 absorber package and produce oxygen in such situations. Other countries may not have this kind of technology.”

It is unclear whether the trap destroyed the oxygen system or whether the crew had already suffocated before the submarine sank and became trapped.. British submariners analyzed: “If they get caught in the power grid system and the submarine’s batteries run out, ultimately the cleaning and air treatment systems could fail. That would go back to the secondary system onwards and would plausibly not be able to retain air. Which causes suffocation or poisoning.”

China’s Type 093 submarine entered service in last 15 years. The ship is almost 107 meters long, can accommodate up to 100 people and is armed torpedoes and silent “ghost” engines. The Type 093 is one of China’s most modern submarines and is known for its lowest noise levels.

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