Titan submersible, developed by OceanGate Expeditions, met with disaster on June 18 while descending toward wreckage of Titanic in Atlantic Ocean

Canadian film director and Titanic filmmaker James Cameron on Saturday dismissed reports that he is allegedly holding talks about filming a series about the Titan submersible operated by OceanGate that sank in the Atlantic Ocean in June

The Titan submersible, which sank in the Atlantic Ocean on its way to the Titanic shipwreck, was seriously damaged after being struck by lightning in the Bahamas in 2018, the Insider news portal reported on Wednesday, quoting OceanGate head Stockton Rush

Guillermo Sohnlein, the co-founder of OceanGate Expeditions, which owned the wrecked Titan submersible, said on Friday that the company was committed to safety, noting, however, that some safety regulations were outdated

Rear Admiral of the US Coast Guard John Mauger, one of the people in charge of the rescue mission for the missing Titan submersible, said on Friday that the bodies of the five passengers on board the sub may never be recovered

Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch says we appreciate the multinational efforts over the last several days in search of the vessel.

The loss of the Titan submersible will impact negatively the further voyages to the site of the Titanic sinking, the CEO of Titanic exhibition company White Star Memories, David Scott-Beddard, said on Thursday

Prominent Russian explorer and oceanologist Anatoly Sagalevich told Sputnik on Thursday that the incident with the Titan submersible that went missing near the Titanic wreck site is "close to fatal" or even fatal, adding that if the people on board had survived, they would have given a signal

The Titan submersible that went missing near the Titanic wreck site may have exploded in mid-ocean waters before reaching its destination, ocean exploration expert David Gallo told Sky News