Russia is expanding its fleet of nuclear-powered submarines to defend its national interests across the world's oceans.
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Russia’s Typhoon-Class Missile Submarine Was Something the U.S. Navy Still Can’t Match
Russia’s Project 941 Typhoon-class SSBNs were purpose-built for nuclear war under Arctic ice: dual parallel pressure hulls ...
U.S. and Russian submarines can launch torpedoes and missiles for anti-submarine, anti-surface and land-attack missions.
The Russian submarine Emperor Alexander III can carry up to 16 nuclear missiles, which have an estimated range of 5,157 miles.
Two nuclear-powered submarines of Russia's Pacific Fleet have successfully launched cruise missiles during naval exercises in ...
Russia has a strategy to protect its maritime routes and coastlines. Part of the solution involves nuclear submarines, ...
Vladimir Putin has reportedly supplied Kim Jong-un with nuclear reactors that power submarines. The reactors, a reward for North Korea’s support of Russia’s war in Ukraine, could help Pyongyang to ...
A Russian submarine with nuclear capability has reportedly suffered a “serious accident ” in the Mediterranean Sea. The ...
Reports of Russia transferring nuclear submarine reactor technology to North Korea have surfaced over the past week. This is ...
EADaily, September 25th, 2025. The Royal Navy of Great Britain has received the newest nuclear submarine HMS Agamemnon, but it is already losing to Russian and Chinese submarines, writes the American ...
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