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Stranded Russian submarine rescued

Updated: 2005-08-08 06:45

The crew of the stranded Russian AS-28 Priz mini-submarine disembarks from the vessel after a successful international rescue effort off the Kamchatka peninsula, as seen in this RTR Russian Television video grab, August 7, 2005. The submarine crew are in satisfactory condition, deputy head of the Russian navy's main headquarters said. [Reuters]

Lieutenant Vyacheslav Milashevsky (C) commander of the Russian mini-submarine that stranded in the Pacific Ocean and other members of the crew leave the ship they boarded after they were rescued in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky August 7, 2005. About five hours after the rescue of the crew, six of the members were brought to a hospital on the mainland for examination, waving to relatives as they went in. The seventh was kept aboard a hospital ship for unspecified reasons. [Reuters] 


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