Fire starts on ship with nuclear power in Murmansk.

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A fire started on a nuclear-powered ship in Murmansk, Russia. The fire was put out quickly, and nobody was hurt.

The fire happened in a cabin and spread a bit before it was controlled. The cause of the fire and its proximity to the ship's reactor was not shared.

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Where did the fire start?

The fire started on a nuclear-powered ship in Murmansk, Russia.

Was anyone hurt in the fire?

No, nobody was hurt in the fire.

What caused the fire and how close was it to the ship's reactor?

The cause of the fire and its proximity to the ship's reactor was not shared.

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