A crew member activated without permission a fire safety system on board the Russian nuclear submarine Nerpa, causing the deaths of 20 people, investigators said on Thursday.
"Military investigators have determined the person who activated, without permission and any particular reason, a fire safety system on board the submarine. He is a sailor from the crew, and he has already confessed," Vladimir Markin, a spokesman for the investigation at the Prosecutor General's Office said.
Criminal charges have already been brought against the crew member, and he faces up to seven years in jail.
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I think that in good faith he will be lynched.
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