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34 Years Ago, a 110 M Us Nuclear Submarine Collided with a Russian Titanic Ship While Blindly Spying: the Us Boat Broke up - Washington Was Embarrassed, but Was Soon Caught Again

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The US nuclear submarine USS Baton Rouge had to be decommissioned following a collision in shallow water off the coast of Russia.
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34 Years Ago, a 110 M Us Nuclear Submarine Collided with a Russian Titanic Ship While Blindly Spying: the Us Boat Broke up - Washington Was Embarrassed, but Was Soon Caught Again

The US nuclear submarine USS Baton Rouge had to be decommissioned following a collision in shallow water off the coast of Russia.

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T&T broke the news in on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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