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Missing Indonesian submarine is found with all 53 crew members declared dead

Scott Morrison sends condolences to Indonesia after missing military submarine was found

Australia has sent condolences to Indonesia after a submarine sunk 53 crew on board. Prime Minister Scott Morrison contacted Indonesian President Joko Widodo after the vessel was found in three pieces at the bottom of the Bali sea, hundreds of metres beyond its diving range. All of its crew have died, including Indonesia s submarine fleet commander, Harry Setiawan. Deepest sympathies to President Jokiwi and all our Indonesian friends on the loss of KRI Nanggala, Mr Morrison said on Sunday night.  Indonesian missing submarine found with all 53 crew members declared dead after vessel went missing on Wednesday  Underwater photo released Sunday April 25, 2021, by Indonesian Navy shows parts of submarine KRI Nanggala that sank in Bali Sea, Indonesia.

Indonesian Navy Declares Missing Submarine Sunk After Finding Debris

USNI News Indonesian Navy Declares Missing Submarine Sunk After Finding Debris KRI Nanggala (402) in 2015. US Navy Photo KUALA LUMPUR The Indonesian Armed Forces has declared the status of attack submarine KRI Nanggala (402) as sunk, following the discovery of debris from the submarine in the search area. In a joint press conference in Bali, Chief Armed Forces Air Chief Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto and Chief of Navy Adm. Yudo Margono stated that the discovery of debris from the submarine which included items that could only have come from the interior of the submarine has resulted in the submarine’s status being changed from missing to sunk.

Fears grow for missing Indonesian submarine crew, Australian Defence force to help with rescue mission

Fears grow for missing Indonesian submarine crew, Australian Defence force to help with rescue mission By defence correspondent Andrew Greene © Provided by ABC NEWS The submarine and 53 crew went missing off the coast of Bali. (Supplied: Indonesian Navy) Concerns are growing for the crew of an Indonesian submarine that has been missing in waters off Bali for over 24 hours, with fears it may have sunk well below its safe operating depth. The ageing German-made submarine, KRI Nanggala-402, was conducting a torpedo drill in waters north of the island but failed to relay the results as expected, a navy spokesman said.

3 Submarine Rescue Ships Hunting for Missing Indonesian Submarine

USNI News 3 Submarine Rescue Ships Hunting for Missing Indonesian Submarine MV Swift Rescue departing Changi Naval Base for the search operation. Singapore Defense Ministry Photo KULA LUMPUR Search efforts on Thursday have yet to turn up any sign of the missing Indonesian attack submarine KRI Nanggala (402) and 53 personnel. Meanwhile, submarine rescue ships from three different countries are en route to the scene near Bali. India, Malaysia and Singapore have all dispatched their respective submarine rescue ships to the area with both Malaysia and Singapore stating that the crew of their ships had been augmented with an embarked medical team. Singapore’s MV

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