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Mysterious Explosive Sounds Coming from Underwater in the Black Sea: Was a Secret Weapon Tested?

Mysterious explosion sounds coming from underwater on the Black Sea coast caused serious concern among the local people. Citizens had a sleepless night because of the explosion sounds they heard intermittently throughout the night. Coast Guard teams began working to find the source of these mysterious explosions.

Bartın, Kastamonu, Zonguldak, Sakarya Explosion sounds and tremors heard at intervals of 4-5 times in the evening between 21.30 and 23.00 in cities on the Black Sea coast, such as , disturbed the people in the region. While the explosion and tremor was felt, Coast Guard boats in Bartın’s Amasra district rushed to reach the scene. They patrolled international waters.

However, explosion soundsThe source has not yet been determined. These mysterious explosion sounds, which were trending on social media, initially aroused suspicion of an earthquake. However, successive hearings Exploding sound 4-5 timessome citizens may be caused by gas accumulation or warplanes sonic booms This led us to put forward different theories such as:

Following this incident, which took place in the evening hours in the cities on the Black Sea coast, journalist and writer Haluk Özdil also made alarming statements on the subject.

Coast Guard Teams Alerted!

Coast Guard teams were on alert, but The source of the explosion sound has not been found yetğı specified. Various possibilities are being considered, such as sonic explosions or explosions caused by gas accumulations under the sea. The sounds heard in a wide geography stretching from Zonguldak to Bartın and Sakarya prompted the residents of the region to take to the streets with the fear of an earthquake. Because it was not just a sound, it was also a sonic boom and as a result, an earthquake occurred.

“Gas are becoming increasingly compressed in the Black Sea,” Haluk Özdil expressed his concerns, referring to the studies he has been following on this issue since last year. According to Özdil, geologist Celal Şengör made a statement and stated that the gas accumulations in the Black Sea had increased dangerously and that the region was preparing to erupt like a volcano. According to Şengör, a serious explosion may occur in the Black Sea in about 100 years and this explosion could destroy an area of ​​60 kilometers. Özdil stated that this statement should be taken seriously and that the time passed was shorter than expected.

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Will the Black Sea Witness a Big Explosion?

Stating that MTA is working on this issue and ground elevation is in question Haluk Özdil, The succession of 4-5 separate explosions raised the question of whether the Black Sea would really witness a big explosion.

As a second claim, he drew attention to the speculations put forward on some British websites that there may be underground testing of nuclear weapons or thermal nuclear bomb tests. According to Özdil, both of these claims are claims whose veracity is questionable, but there is a fact that should not be forgotten: Countries such as France, North Korea, America, Russia and China have a history of testing nuclear-tipped weapons, and some of them carried out these tests in the oceans. He added that Turkey has also gone through a test on this issue and that some news sites have claimed that a secret weapon test has been carried out.

He stated that the fact that security teams went out of territorial waters and checked everywhere after the explosions showed that the explosions occurred outside Turkish territorial waters. He stated that there were earthquakes especially from Bartın to Sakarya. Özdil also pointed out the seriousness of explosions on the seabed and emphasized that the silence on this issue is worrying. Celal ŞengörAccording to his predictions, if the Black Sea is really preparing to explode, this chain of disasters should continue, but he stated that there is no such situation at the moment.

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