Paris Fire fires during the revival of France's nuclear submarine were controlled by firefighters after 14 hours of hard work. The Ministry of Defense was told that no one was injured in the accident and that the risk of spreading radioactivity due to the fire was "nil" as the nuclear fuel and weapons were removed from the submarine before the repair work started in January Were given The ministry said that it took more than 14 hours for 100 firemen and specialist submarine teams from three different contingency services to control the fire.
It is not yet clear whether this vessel survived the complete destruction. The ministry said in a statement on Saturday that the fire broke out at the Towlon naval port on Friday morning and could be extinguished after midnight. The Regional Shipping Authority said that all personnel and sailors aboard the vessel were evacuated safely. Officials said the submarine, named Perley, came into service in 1993.
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