Firefighters have extinguished a blaze that broke out on a French nuclear submarine during renovation work, after a 14-hour battle.
FILE - In this Feb.17, 2001 file photo, French naval officers on board the French nuclear submarine Perle stand at attention during India's first International Fleet Review, off Bombay's coast. Firefighters battled a blaze on the Perle that broke out Friday June 12, 2020 during renovation work.
The Defense Ministry said no one was injured, and insisted the risk of radioactivity released by the fire is “zero” because the vessel's nuclear fuel and all its weapons had been removed before the renovations began in January.
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