Submarine missing near the Titanic: Charles III at bay, one of his relatives aboard the submersible…

This is a case that has been in the news for a few days and keeps the world in suspense. All eyes are on the Titan submarine, which has not given any sign of life since June 18. On board? The pilot of the Stockton Rush company at the controls of the machine, the former diver and ex-French naval officer Paul-Henri Nargeolet, the businessman Hamish Harding, and Shahzada Dawood, accompanied by his son Suleman (19), a billionaire Pakistani close to King Charles III. All had signed up for an extraordinary exploration around the wreck of the mythical liner Titanic for the modest sum of 250,000 dollars. But this extraordinary excursion could well turn into a tragedy… Indeed, the days of the Titan’s passengers are already numbered and a real race against time has begun to try to bring the submarine back to the surface. disappeared before these extreme explorers ran out of oxygen…

If the disappearance of the submarine stirs the whole world, it has therefore also shaken the royal family. Shahzada Dawood, philanthropist and close friend of the British monarch, has financially supported charitable foundations for many years – British Asian Trustan NGO fighting poverty and inequality in South Asia and Prince’s Trust Internationalan association that supports young people in difficulty – founded by the monarch in 1976 and 2007. According to the Daily Beastthe latter would have expressly asked to follow the case in real time, going so far as to require his staff to keep him informed at the slightest twist.

More and more delicate research

A needle in a haystack… This is the expression that best defines this particularly complex rescue mission which extends over 20,000 square kilometers and 4,000 meters deep. A whole elite team is currently sifting through this area to fulfill an imperative: to find the small submersible before Thursday afternoon.

Submarine hunter planes, remote-controlled robots, sonars… An armada of resources specialized in deep-sea operations is gradually arriving in the area of ​​the North Atlantic where the submersible has gone to explore the wreck of the missing Titanic.