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Russian submarines
Russia’s First Yasen-M Attack Sub to Begin State Trials in 2019
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The first improved nuclear-powered Yasen-M attack sub will be ready for state trials and live firing tests by summer 2019.
Russia’s ‘Mini Red October’ Subs Will Lack Advanced Propulsion System
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Russia’s super quiet new class of diesel-electric attack subs will lack air-independent propulsion systems.
Russia Launches New Nuclear-Powered Carrier Killer Sub
By Franz-Stefan Gady
A new multipurpose nuclear-powered submarine was launched at the Sevmash shipyards on March 31.
Russia Makes Progress on Fielding New Fleet of Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarines
By Franz-Stefan Gady
A super quiet nuclear-powered multipurpose attack submarine has recently completed crucial tests.
A Second Russian Nuclear Attack Submarine for India?
By Ankit Panda
India may be slated to take delivery of a second Russian nuclear attack submarine in the early 2020s.
Russia’s Deadliest Subs to Receive New Heat-Seeking Torpedos
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Russian Navy expects the new weapon to be operational by 2017.
Russia to Arm Attack Submarines With New Long-Range Missile
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Russian Navy will arm a number of attack submarines with the Kalibr missile.
Russian Sub Combat Patrols Nearly Doubled in 2015
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Russian Navy has significantly increased the number of underwater combat patrols.
Russian Submarine Activity at Highest Level Since Cold War
By Franz-Stefan Gady
NATO says Russian submarine activity has returned to Cold War levels. What about the Pacific?
'Mini Red Octobers:'Russia to Push on With Stealth Submarine Program
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Despite some media reports to the contrary, the Russian Navy will continue building Lada-class subs.
Undersea Cables: How Russia Targets the West’s Soft Underbelly
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Washington is worried about Moscow’s ability to disrupt global Internet communications.
Russia to Upgrade 12 Nuclear-Powered Subs
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Moscow wants to expand the boats' service life by another 20 years.
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