Publicity were given sound documents by the Russian spy ship named Kildin which It caught fire off the coast of Syria.

The spy ship caught fire while sailing in a mission of information off the Syrian coast on January 23, according to NATO sources.

The news was revealed by NATO officials at the Associated Press news agency, which published audio documentary from the moment as well as photos showing the fire.

The fire that broke out was limited four hours later. The crew was in emergency and prepared the lifeboats, but it never threw them into the sea because the fire was extinguished. He also lifted two black balls from his masts – a maritime signal that the ship no longer had control by officials.

After the fire, the ship temporarily lost its ability to “turn” into the sea, but shortly afterwards the problem was resolved and the Russian sailors again gained complete control of their boat.

Sources within NATO suggest that Kildin currently remains off the Syrian port of Tartu, continuing its mission for data collection. The spy ship is accompanied by a frigate and a supportive boat of the Russian Navy.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman for the incident said he was not aware of the fire on the Kildin ship, so he did not comment on the incident.

The audio documentary includes a 75 -second conversation between Kildin and a Togo -flagged truck, Milla Moon, as officials said.

The AP also received a second record of talks among the crew members on the NATO ship.

Officials who handed the audio documents reported that Kildin initially told Milla Moon that it was another ship, Sky, and then asked to change the channel to continue the conversation.

After the change, the man with accent English sounds recognizing his boat as warship.

“Motional Milla Moon boat, this is a warship in your way,” the voice heard in the clip. “Please listen to me.”

Asks the Milla Moon boat to move away.

“I’ve been seduced. I don’t have control, “he says.

Milla Moon replies that she will plan a course away from Kildin before closing with the phrase: “You are welcome. Goodbye”.