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The CIA Tried to Steal a Russian Sub From 16,000 ft Deep

It might be the most expensive lie in Cold War history. In 1968, Soviet submarine K-129 vanished in the Pacific with nuclear missiles and top-secret codebooks. The Soviets couldn’t find it, but the CIA did. What followed was an $800 million covert operation: Project Azorian. To recover the sub from 16,000 feet underwater, the CIA built a fake mining ship, the Glomar Explorer, and partnered with Howard Hughes to sell the cover story. Beneath the surface? A massive mechanical “claw” designed to pull a 2,000-ton submarine from the ocean floor. Spy ships. Secrecy. A cover so convincing it birthed the phrase: “We can neither confirm nor deny.” 👉 Watch until the end to see what the “claw” actually recovered, and what the world was never supposed to know.