According to a statement released Saturday by the Argentine Ministry of Defense, the calls did not link up with the Navy bases, but could indicate that the crew is trying to re-establish contact.
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19/11/17
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Seven missed calls detected from missing Argentine submarine
According to a statement released Saturday by the Argentine Ministry of Defense, the calls did not link up with the Navy bases, but could indicate that the crew is trying to re-establish contact.
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19/11/17
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The Argentine navy said late Saturday it had detected seven failed “satellite calls,” likely from the crew of a submarine that went missing earlier this week.
ReplyDeleteThe defense ministry said the calls were likely from the crew of the ARA San Juan, and officials saw it as a sign the crew of 44 was trying to re-establish contact.
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