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The accident involving nuclear submarine USS Connecticut in nearby waters: China Daily

Straits Times 03 Nov 2021
BEIJING (CHINA DAILY/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) Finally, one month after the United States Navy nuclear submarine USS Connecticut struck an unidentified object in the South China Sea on Oct 2, the US 7th Fleet said in an emailed statement to the media on Monday that what it had collided with was "an uncharted seamount".
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US nuclear sub struck uncharted seamount in South China Sea

Straits Times 02 Nov 2021
The US 7th Fleet, which operates in the western Pacific, said an investigation had concluded that the USS Connecticut smashed into a geological formation and not another vessel on Oct 2.
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US nuclear sub struck uncharted seamount

Urdu Point 02 Nov 2021
The US 7th Fleet, which operates in the western Pacific, said an investigation had concluded that the USS Connecticut smashed into a geological formation and not another vessel on October 2.
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US nuclear submarine severely damaged in collision ‘didn’t hit another ship’

The Independent 02 Nov 2021
The US 7th Fleet, which operates in the western Pacific Ocean, began an investigation to find the cause ... 7th Fleet spokesperson Commander Hayley Sims told USNI News, a think tank close to the Navy, on Monday.
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US Navy finds damaged nuclear sub hit underwater mountain

Arab News 02 Nov 2021
The 7th Fleet, which operates in the western Pacific, said an investigation had concluded that the USS Connecticut smashed into a geological formation and not another vessel on October 2 ... The 7th Fleet said there would be further deliberation on “whether follow-on actions, including accountability, are appropriate.”.
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Beijing slams lack of answers after US claims nuclear submarine hit ‘uncharted seamount’ in Indo-Pacific

Russia Today 02 Nov 2021
On Monday, the US 7th Fleet released a short report noting that the nuclear-powered submarine had “grounded on an uncharted seamount.” The statement added that “Commander, US 7th Fleet will determine whether follow-on actions – including accountability – are appropriate.”.
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US sub damaged by underwater mountain: report

Taipei Times 02 Nov 2021
The matter has been sent to US Vice Admiral Karl Thomas, the 7th Fleet commander, for review whether further actions are warranted ... The US Navy’s surface fleet has suffered several accidents in the western Pacific, including back-to-back collisions involving two guided-missile ...
photo: AP / Thiep Van Nguyen II/U.S. Navy
In this Dec. 15, 2016, photo, provided by the U.S. Navy, the Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN 22) departs Puget Sound Naval Shipyard for sea trials following a maintenance availability.
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Navy investigation finds that US nuclear-powered submarine hit uncharted underwater mountain

CNN 02 Nov 2021
"The investigation determined USS CONNECTICUT grounded on an uncharted seamount while operating in international waters in the Indo-Pacific region," a 7th Fleet spokesperson told CNN in a statement. US 7th Fleet operates in the Western Pacific and Indian oceans ... Karl Thomas, the commander of 7th Fleet, for his review, according to the statement.
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Nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Connecticut struck 'uncharted sea mount' in South China Sea, injuring 11 ...

The Daily Mail 02 Nov 2021
But the 7th Fleet, which operates in the western Pacific, determined after an investigation that there had been no foul play in the incident, concluding that the Connecticut smashed into a mountain rising from the sea bed on October 2 ... The 7th Fleet, which operates in the western ...
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Henry Herald 02 Nov 2021
“The investigation determined USS CONNECTICUT grounded on an uncharted seamount while operating in international waters in the Indo-Pacific region,” a 7th Fleet spokesperson told CNN in a statement. US 7th Fleet operates in the Western Pacific and Indian oceans ... Karl Thomas, the commander of 7th Fleet, for his review.— From wire reports.
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US nuclear sub struck undersea MOUNTAIN in South China Sea incident last month, US Navy ...

Russia Today 02 Nov 2021
The USS Connecticut hit the “seamount” on October 2 while operating in international waters of the South China Sea, USNI News reported on Monday, citing a spokesperson for the US 7th Fleet.
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US nuclear submarine USS Connecticut hit underwater mountain in South China Sea

The Times/The Sunday Times 02 Nov 2021
“The investigation determined USS Connecticut grounded on an uncharted seamount while operating in international waters in the Indo-Pacific region,” a US 7th Fleet ...
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US nuclear submarine hit underwater mountain, not another ship, in South China Sea last month

South China Morning Post 02 Nov 2021
A US Navy nuclear submarine that was severely damaged in an accident while submerged in the South ...
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US naval vessels uncharted hazards: China Daily editorial

China Daily 02 Nov 2021
Finally, one month after the United States Navy nuclear submarine USS Connecticut struck an unidentified object in the South China Sea on Oct 2, the US 7th Fleet said in an emailed statement to the media on Monday that what it had collided with was "an uncharted seamount".
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US probe of undersea sub collision raises doubts

Asiatimes 02 Nov 2021
That is what US Navy investigators concluded early this week, but not everyone is buying into that story— in particular, Chinese state media outlet, The Global Times ... Haley Sims, a 7th Fleet spokesperson, told Insider. “Commander, US 7th Fleet will determine whether follow-on actions, including accountability, are appropriate.” ... US Navy photo.

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