Families of crew lost in the Argentine ARA San Juan submarine have been told their loved ones “are all dead” after an explosion on the day the vessel disappeared, according to reports.

Extensive pre-inquest investigations, led by two experts have unequivocally determined that the submerged object is not a boat, but a submarine. Members of the Argentine congress have urged the ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Argentine navy submarine ARA San Juan docked in Buenos Aires in 2014. [ARGENTINE NAVY/AFP ...

Specialist underwater rescue equipment has arrived in Argentina from the United States to help hunt for an Argentine submarine which vanished last Wednesday with 44 crew on board. More boats and ...

ARA San Juan: The Submarine That Disappeared Season 1 is a documentary series investigating the events surrounding the mysterious disappearance of the Argentine submarine called ARA San Juan.

The Royal Navy knows a thing or two about submarines. During the Falklands War against Argentina in 1982, the Royal Navy’s ...

Eliana María Krawczyk, 35, is one of 44 crew members aboard the submarine that fell off the radar in November. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (JTA) — The first female submarine officer in Argentina ...

Relatives of the 44 crew members of a lost Argentine submarine have begun raising funds to search for it privately. The navy called off its rescue mission for the ARA San Juan in December ...

has returned to the area where search for Argentina’s missing San Juan submarine continues, the Argentine Navy’s press service said on Tuesday. "Argentine Navy’s Islas Malvinas vessel ...

May 2 marks the fortieth anniversary of the first and only sinking of a warship by a nuclear submarine. By successfully sinking the Armada de la República Argentina’s (ARA) light ...

BUENOS AIRES (JTA) — Argentina’s chief rabbi held a prayer service for the return of a missing submarine and its crew of 44. The country has been living with tension and uncertainty for the ...

TASS/. Russian rescuers have resumed combing the seabed in the area of the search for the sunken Argentine submarine San Juan and are now surveying an object detected at a depth of 940 meters ...