Remains of those killed in the Titanic catastrophe recovered: US Coast Guard reports

The U.S. Coast Guard has successfully located and recovered the wreckage of the Titan and possible remains of the victims from the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. This was reported by the press service of the US Coast Guard, according to UNN.

"The US Coast Guard has successfully recovered fragments and material evidence from the submersible Titan on the seabed. US medical personnel will analyze the remains, which are likely to belong to the victims of the accident," the press service said.

A representative of the Coast Guard said that the investigation into the Titan crash is still ongoing. A team of investigators from several countries is working on this investigation.

"Significant work remains to be done to understand the causes of the Titan's catastrophic takeoff," said Captain Jason Neubauer, the agency's chief.

The Titan bathyscaphe crashed during an underwater mission, killing the crew and destroying the vehicle. Recovery of the wreckage and possible remains is an important step in the investigation and determination of the cause of the accident.

The investigation includes analysis of data collected from the scene, expert assessment of the technical condition of the bathyscaphe and special experiments to determine the circumstances of the accident.

The U.S. Coast Guard is working with international partners to clarify all the circumstances surrounding the accident. The involvement of a team of investigators from several countries demonstrates the seriousness and scope of the investigation.

Finding the remains of the victims is of great importance for the families of the victims, as well as for clarifying the causes and avoiding similar incidents in the future. Further investigation is expected to bring important conclusions regarding safety and raising the standards of underwater missions.