US submarine hits ‘object’ while underwater in South China Sea
Al Jazeera
Navy says some members of the nuclear-powered USS Connecticut’s crew suffered minor injuries in collision.
A US nuclear-powered submarine hit an “object” while submerged in international waters in the Indo-Pacific region, injuring some of the crew, the United States Navy has said.
None of the sailors on board the USS Connecticut suffered life-threatening injuries, the Navy said in a brief statement on Thursday.
The incident took place on Saturday, it added.
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