The fire on board a doomed Russian submarine could have sparked a 'planetary catastrophe', a high-ranking military official reportedly revealed (Pictured: Motorcade outside Serafimovskoye cemetery during the funeral of Russian sailors killed in submarine fire on Saturday, July 6)
Daily Mail: Fire on board Russian nuclear submarine 'could have sparked a "planetary catastrophe", high-ranking military official revealed'
* Alleged comments made at Saturday's funeral for the blaze's 14 victims
* Victims reportedly took measures to contain the vessel's nuclear reactor
* Nearly all the victims were highly-decorated military officials
* Moscow has said details on the incident will be kept a 'state secret'
The fire on board a doomed Russian submarine could have sparked a 'planetary catastrophe', a high-ranking military official reportedly revealed.
The alleged comments were made at Saturday's funeral in St Petersburg of the 14 sailors who died in the blaze on July 1.
The victims are understood to have sealed a hatch, in a desperate bid to contain the military vessel's nuclear reactor.
The Kremlin is yet to confirm whether it was the crew members actions that prevented a potentially disastrous incident.
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