Russian Nuclear Submarine Fire

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  Fire Put Out on Russian Nuclear Submarine in Shipyard

  Firefighters have put out a blaze on a nuclear submarine which was undergoing repairs at a shipyard in Russia's northern province of Arkhangelsk on Tuesday.

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  Russian Nuclear Submarine Catches Fire in Shipyard

  Firefighters struggled to put out a blaze on a nuclear submarine as it underwent repairs at a shipyard in Russia's northern province of Arkhangelsk today, Russian news agencies reported.

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  Fire on Russian Nuclear Submarine Under Repair at Shipyard: Reports

  A Russian nuclear submarine undergoing repairs caught fire today, a local emergency representative said, though reports indicated the vessel was not carrying nuclear weapons.

• Russian nuclear submarine catches fire; no injuries or leak

  Fire broke out on a Russian nuclear submarine undergoing repairs, but no injuries or radiation leaks have been reported.

• Russia: Nuclear submarine fire finally put out

  Firefighters extinguished a massive fire aboard a docked Russian nuclear submarine on Friday as some crew members remained inside, officials said, assuring that there was no radiation leak and that the vessel's nuclear-tipped missiles were not on board.

• Nine injured as huge fire engulfs Russian nuclear submarine

  Nine people were injured when a huge fire engulfed a Russian nuclear submarine as it was being repaired, local media reported today, but officials said all weapons had been removed and there was no radiation risk.

• Russia test-fires two nuclear-capable missiles

  The Bulava missiles were fired on Friday from a submarine in the White Sea on Russia's northwest coast and the test "went as planned," Lieutenant Colonel Igor Konashenkov told Russian news agency Ria Novosti.