France to send ship to Titanic sub rescue operation

France to send ship to Titanic sub rescue operation

Handout photo of Ifremer French deep-sea diving robot Victor 6000 launched by Atalante ship seen here in February 2018. Deep-sea diving robot Victor 6000 will help the search-and-rescue operation for the disappeared submersible Titan on the site of the Titanic wreckage. Photo by Stephane Lesbats/IFREMER via ABACAPRESS.COM

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