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The KAL 007 related Soviet/ U.S naval confrontation (view source)
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wreckage in order to simulate an aerial explosion which civilian divers could then be called to
wreckage in order to simulate an aerial explosion which civilian divers could then be called to
authenticate and corroborate. And so, the Soviet Union would escape incrimination.
authenticate and corroborate. And so, the Soviet Union would escape incrimination.
Here then are the main findings of both military and civilian divers. The plane as viewed and
Here then are the main findings of both military and civilian divers. The plane as viewed and
searched by the military divers was basically integral and more in one piece—more structurally
searched by the military divers was basically integral and more in one piece—more structurally
plane by the military divers as being “enterable” was so at variance with the plane as viewed
plane by the military divers as being “enterable” was so at variance with the plane as viewed
later by the civilian divers that Captain Mikhail Igorevich Girs, Commander of the Tinro 2
later by the civilian divers that Captain Mikhail Igorevich Girs, Commander of the Tinro 2
submersible, doubts their report.92
submersible, doubts their report.(5)
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They clarified a lot of things, but it looks like our work is not over yet. They found the fuselage,
They clarified a lot of things, but it looks like our work is not over yet. They found the fuselage,
closer to the tail, and there are many remains there. It was standing vertically between the
closer to the tail, and there are many remains there. It was standing vertically between the
reefs. They first lowered it down, and then got inside.’
reefs. They first lowered it down, and then got inside.’(6)
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“Specialists—navy men—had found the giant aircraft in the Sea of Japan. In addition,
“Specialists—navy men—had found the giant aircraft in the Sea of Japan. In addition,
submariners (military also) had gone to the bottom and had ‘clambered’ all over KAL 007 top to
submariners (military also) had gone to the bottom and had ‘clambered’ all over KAL 007 top to
bottom.”93
bottom.”
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“The people from Svestapol told us that they had also been working at the bottom of the Sea of
“The people from Svestapol told us that they had also been working at the bottom of the Sea of
Japan. On top of that, even earlier than the divers from Murmansk!”94
Japan. On top of that, even earlier than the divers from Murmansk!”(7)
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95 ibid.
95 ibid.
*3) Vladimir Vasilyevich Zakharchenko, not to be confused with Admiral Vladimir Vasilyevich Sidorov.
*3) Vladimir Vasilyevich Zakharchenko, not to be confused with Admiral Vladimir Vasilyevich Sidorov.
*4) CIA Report/Republican Staff Study report, p. 75.
*4) CIA Report/Republican Staff Study report, p. 75.
*5) Izvestiya, May 28, 1991, p. 8.
*6) Izvestiya, May 27, 1991, p. 6.
*7) Izvestiya, May 27, 1991, p. 6.