luurankomallit

Luruankomallit refers to a series of shipwrecks consisting of several vessels discovered within the Baltic Sea, primarily in the vicinity of the Finnish and Estonian coasts. These shipwrecks have been found to date back to the Second World War, specifically to the period of 1939-1941.

There are five major ships known to be part of this collection, though the total number is reported to be higher. The identity of the ships and their countries of origin have undergone some examination by historians and research experts. According to available data, three ships with possible Soviet origin were found within the Baltic Sea.

Estimates from archaeologists point towards the possibility that these wrecks were intentionally scuttled to obstruct Axis naval advancements and familiarize Soviet maritime infrastructure with frontline sanitary technology during wartime. Detailed documentation and analysis are indispensable in proving the hypothesis.

Careful analysis of sonar footage and specialized equipment by Finnish and Russian naval authorities revealed the wreckage of the ships to be accidentally met. Maritime geologists have found grave damage on the ship's top structure and possessions left intact. Archaeologists involved estimate that further research could shed more insight on the activities occurring during that specific period on this area.