This is taken from The National Interest here.
Russian subs can now launch cruise missiles while docked in port
subs can fire weapons more quickly, without sailing into open water
ability to launch missiles while dockside makes surprise attack easier
subs can fire weapons more quickly, without sailing into open water
ability to launch missiles while dockside makes surprise attack easier
dockside launch a demonstration of power of new Yasen-class nuclear sub
Severodvinsk, massive, 14,000-ton, far more sophisticated
seven Yasens are armed with Kalibrs, Onyx anti-ship missiles, torpedoes
Severodvinsk, massive, 14,000-ton, far more sophisticated
seven Yasens are armed with Kalibrs, Onyx anti-ship missiles, torpedoes
Severodvinsk launched Kalibr missile while in port
Previously, launches moored to pier impossible
in this position a number of units and systems do not work
this technical problem has now been resolved
Previously, launches moored to pier impossible
in this position a number of units and systems do not work
this technical problem has now been resolved
Northern Fleet successfully launched Kalibr cruise missiles without sailing to sea
a sub caught off guard, able to carry out its combat missions
future compulsory combat training of all subs crews with cruise missiles on board
a sub caught off guard, able to carry out its combat missions
future compulsory combat training of all subs crews with cruise missiles on board
portside-launch could be used by subs in Tartus, Syria
nuclear-capable Kalibr is subsonic land-attack cruise missile
basic model has range of 1,500 miles
Kalibr-M range of 3,000 miles
nuclear-capable Kalibr is subsonic land-attack cruise missile
basic model has range of 1,500 miles
Kalibr-M range of 3,000 miles
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