
Russia: See the WW1-era submarine discovered in Sevastopol
Russian researchers aboard the rescue vessel APRON found the wreck of a submarine that was sunk some 95 years ago off the coast of Sevastopol after serving the Black Sea Fleet during World War I, Saturday.
The Narval-class submarine, which belongs to a group of submarines that were commissioned for the Imperial Russian Navy in 1914, features a crash diving tank, gravitationally filled ballast tank and a watertight torpedo bulkhead.
Experts found the submarine some 80 metres (262 feet) below the ocean. The vessel is believed to have been briefly subsumed into the Ukrainian Navy in 1918, before being scuttled in April 1919.

Russian researchers aboard the rescue vessel APRON found the wreck of a submarine that was sunk some 95 years ago off the coast of Sevastopol after serving the Black Sea Fleet during World War I, Saturday.
The Narval-class submarine, which belongs to a group of submarines that were commissioned for the Imperial Russian Navy in 1914, features a crash diving tank, gravitationally filled ballast tank and a watertight torpedo bulkhead.
Experts found the submarine some 80 metres (262 feet) below the ocean. The vessel is believed to have been briefly subsumed into the Ukrainian Navy in 1918, before being scuttled in April 1919.