Remains of the Kursk

[DanCanovas]

Originally Posted by Kapitan

For the idiot crane driver who droped the torpedo upon loading he should have had the sence (and does have the authority) to refuse the weapon to go onboard the submarine it should have been taken back to the storage area for inspection.

i wasn't aware of that! thanks mate!

[Kazuaki Shimazaki II]

Was the guy arrested, tried for treason as a Chechen terrorist, and then shot? People have been declared enemies of the state and executed in Russia for less...

[CCIP]

Originally Posted by Kazuaki Shimazaki II

Was the guy arrested, tried for treason as a Chechen terrorist, and then shot? People have been declared enemies of the state and executed in Russia for less...

In fairness, today's Russia does not have the death penalty.

That said, the infamous Chechen warlord Salman Raduyev happened to "die of a heart attack" within a couple of weeks of beginning his life sentence in a siberian penal colony a few years ago. I'm pretty sure I know what happened in reality, though, and it's best left unmentioned

[HunterICX]

Originally Posted by CCIP

In fairness, today's Russia does not have the death penalty.

That said, the infamous Chechen warlord Salman Raduyev happened to "die of a heart attack" within a couple of weeks of beginning his life sentence in a siberian penal colony a few years ago. I'm pretty sure I know what happened in reality, though, and it's best left unmentioned

Every country has its skeletons in the closet

[Kazuaki Shimazaki II]

Originally Posted by CCIP

In fairness, today's Russia does not have the death penalty.

That said, the infamous Chechen warlord Salman Raduyev happened to "die of a heart attack" within a couple of weeks of beginning his life sentence in a siberian penal colony a few years ago. I'm pretty sure I know what happened in reality, though, and it's best left unmentioned

Compared to a Russian penal colony, a quick death is a kind of mercy...