At the end of September, Vchk-OGPU, a shadowy channel on the Telegram that publishes allegedly leaks for Russian security, said that the Novorossiysk diesel-powered submarine is facing serious technical problems, with a fuel leakage in the amphitry.

Today – and after the emergence of the boat off the coast of northern France – Russia has denied information.

The NATO Naval Administration published photos on October 9, depicting, as he said, a frigate of the French Navy observing a Russian submarine that has emerged off the coast of Brittany.

“NATO is ready to defend our alliance in constant alert throughout the Atlantic,” he told X without nameing the submarine.

State media today released a statement by the Russian Black Sea fleet, in which it denies that Novorossiysk emerged due to a technical problem.

According to Moscow, the submarine made a scheduled crossing after completing missions to the Mediterranean and emerged compliance with the rules of international navigation in the Channel.

The Russian State News Agency TASS reported that the boat, which was put into service in 2014, belongs to a submarine group carrying Kalibr rockets.