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Victor, we do not yet have all the details so it is a little soon to draw any conclusion as to what is occurring. (Could be local pranksters having fun with the Swedes!!!) However, we hope and pray it is not a disaster.
When the Kursk was lost in 2000, the entire world stood still. We still remember these five days when we all held our breaths and waited for news of those sailors. When there came no good news, this was a difficult loss for everyone; we were all moved in our hearts. During times of conflict, sometimes easy to say harsh things, but no good person wishes to see sailors or soldiers belonging to any nation suffer or perish.
When the Kursk was lost in 2000, the entire world stood still. We still remember these five days when we all held our breaths and waited for news of those sailors. When there came no good news, this was a difficult loss for everyone; we were all moved in our hearts. During times of conflict, sometimes easy to say harsh things, but no good person wishes to see sailors or soldiers belonging to any nation suffer or perish.