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The text is a transcript of a film called Hostile Waters, based on a true story of a near-nuclear disaster in 1986. The film depicts the events that occurred when a Soviet nuclear submarine, K-219, collided with an American submarine in the North Atlantic, causing a fire in the missile compartment and threatening to trigger a nuclear war. The film shows the efforts of the Soviet crew to contain the fire and prevent the reactors from exploding, as well as the political tensions between the US and the USSR at the time of the Reykjavik summit. The film ends with the sinking of K-219 and the rescue of most of the crew, while the US government denies any involvement in the incident. The film also mentions the environmental consequences of leaving seven nuclear reactors and 51 nuclear warheads on the ocean floor. The text lists the actors, dubbers, and production staff of the film.
Here are the key facts:
1. A meeting between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev was scheduled for October 11, 1986, in Reykjavik.
2. A few days before the summit, an incident occurred that nearly disrupted the meeting and endangered the lives of millions of Americans.
3. The incident involved a Soviet nuclear submarine.
4. The submarine was playing a cat-and-mouse game with American nuclear submarines in the North Atlantic.
5. The Soviet submarine was damaged and had a fire in the missile compartment.
6. The fire was threatening to spread to the nuclear reactors and cause a catastrophic explosion.
7. The submarine's crew was trying to put out the fire and prevent a disaster.
8. The Americans were aware of the situation and were monitoring the submarine's movements.
9. The Soviet commander, Britanov, was trying to come up with a plan to save the submarine and its crew.
10. The plan involved opening the missile hatches and making a short dive to extinguish the fire.
11. The Americans were concerned that the Soviets might launch a missile, and they were preparing to sink the submarine if necessary.
12. The Soviet crew was able to put out the fire and prevent a disaster.
13. The submarine was eventually sunk, but the crew was evacuated safely.
14. The incident was kept secret, and the Americans did not want it to be made public.
15. The summit between Reagan and Gorbachev went ahead as planned, despite the incident.
16. The United States government denied any involvement in the incident.
17. Seven nuclear reactors and 51 nuclear warheads were buried on the ocean floor as a result of the incident.
18. The incident was dubbed "Hostile Waters" and was later made into a film.