Archaeological excavations under water MOSCOW, 2 Jan. Greek divers found an Italian submarine at the bottom of the Aegean Sea, which disappeared 80 years ago, reports Express. The Jantina submarine left the Greek island of Leros with 48 sailors on board, but on July 5, 1941 was sunk by a torpedo launched from a British submarine boats HMS Torbey. «The history of naval combat is like a puzzle, and this find is part of this puzzle. Direct confrontation of submarines is a rare event,» — quotes the publication of the words of one of the participants in the search. Jantina found her last refuge south of the island of Mykonos at a depth of 103 meters. The submarine was identified using the records of the Office of Naval History of Italy. 
The remains of two ancient ships were found off the Israeli coast , participated in the Spanish Civil War. On June 5, 1941, she was sunk by the British submarine Torbey, which fired six torpedoes at once. Only six sailors managed to escape, who were able to swim to the Greek island of Mykonos.
