Submarine found off Sweden's coast

A sunken mini-submarine has been found near the coast of Sweden. According to divers, the submarine shows no visible damage, and all its hatches are sealed, suggesting that something went wrong and the crew was unable to abandon the vessel.

Underwater images of the submarine are currently being analysed by specialists. They are already not ruling out the possibility that this is the very Russian submarine that was actively sought off the Swedish coast last year.

The exact coordinates of the sunken submarine have been passed to the country's navy and rescue services. However, it can already be safely stated that it is located in Swedish territorial waters.

According to witnesses, the vessel is 20 metres long and 3 metres wide. It can accommodate between three and six crew members.

The vessel bears no identification marks.