Argentinian Navy Says Missing ARA San Juan Sub Found After Year of Searching

On Friday, media reported that a large object had been found in the area where the sub was believed to have gone missing.

"Argentina’s Defence Ministry and Navy say that after examining object 24, located by the Ocean Infinity company with the help of a remote device, at a depth of 800 metres [2,625 feet], the location of the ARA San Huan submarine was determined," the Navy wrote on Twitter.

The Argentinian authorities resumed the search for the submarine in late October after they concluded a contract with Ocean Infinity. The company is known for having conducted a search operation for the missing MH370 Malaysian airliner. Ocean Infinity has reportedly committed to receiving payment from Argentina only if ARA San Juan is found.

The submarine with over 40 crew on board went missing after reporting a technical malfunction. The search and rescue operation for the submarine involved equipment and personnel from various countries, including Russia.

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The Argentinian authorities scrapped the rescue 15 days after the sub vanished, but pledged to continue the search for the vehicle.