JUST IN: #Indonesian missing #submarine found at 838 metres beneath the sea. All 53 crew members are dead. The submarine #KRINanggala402 had split into 3 parts, said Navy Chief Yudo Margono
RIPhttps://t.co/Za422OxGWe

— Amy Chew (@1AmyChew) April 25, 2021

The Indonesian navy chief of staff said a scan had detected the submarine at 850 meters (2,788 feet), well beyond its survivable limits and declared submarine #KRINaggala402 has sunk, with all 53 Men on board.

— Florian Witulski (@vaitor) April 24, 2021

Debris from #Indonesia's missing submarine #KRINanggala402 found, including parts of a torpedo.
On Twitter, heart-broken netizens bid sad good-bye to 53 brave & fine men:
Farewell brothers, fair winds & following seas on your eternal patrol#RIPhttps://t.co/V8oyAxtzvT

— Amy Chew (@1AmyChew) April 24, 2021

BREAKING: indonesian navy chief says debris found in 10 mile radius of where submarine Nanggala went missing incl heat-resistant sponges, prayer mats, periscope lubricant. “With these authentic proofs which we believe came from Nanggala, we’ve been advised to declare it sunk”

— amanda hodge (@hodgeamanda) April 24, 2021

Indonesia submarine declared sunk, no hope of survivors https://t.co/bUa5FMBAu1

— Pehal News (@Pehal_News) April 24, 2021

The search for the missing Indonesian submarine is a race against time, as the 53 crew members on board are running out of oxygen. pic.twitter.com/7pOYUd0Xz1

— DW News (@dwnews) April 23, 2021

Rescue teams in Indonesia have stepped up their search for a submarine with 53 sailors on board that went missing more than 24 hours ago. The KRI Nanggala-402 was conducting a military exercise when it lost contact.

Read more: https://t.co/BY62c8FWA1 pic.twitter.com/G5dTuEdINa

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) April 22, 2021