American flag in the chest breaks record, sinking into Pacific Ocean

53-year-old Victor Veskovo is the American who broke the world record by going deep in the Pacific Ocean.

He's the first man to go so deep, sinking 11 miles (17 km of 700 km) into the ocean, they write foreign media.

The American spent four hours at sea exploring the remote and dark terrain, reportedly reports by the BBC.

What's amazing is that he's taken note of something in the diver's chest.

The one in his dive suit notes that he has put the American flag, the Texas flag, the United Nations flag, the explorer Club and the Albanian red and black flag on his right arm.

He has said that with the Albanian flag, he has wanted to express the extraordinary persistence and history of the Albanian people, known as the persistent one.

According to him, there is also a strong Albanian woman who has supported and sponsored her dive into the deep ocean.

Victor is the third man in the world to take this course. The first to cross the Pacific Navy channel was Swiss engineer Jacques Picard in 1960. Half a century later, in 2012, director James Cameron stormed this deep section, but he fell by submarine. Indexline