Russia has started trialing its most advanced nuclear-powered submarine which can carry hypersonic cruise missiles as Moscow ups its naval arms race with NATO.. The vessel Arkhangelsk was tested ...

Key Points and Summary: Russia’s latest nuclear submarine, Arkhangelsk, is the fourth vessel in the advanced Yasen-M class. Though smaller than the original Yasen-class, the Yasen-M is no less ...

Meanwhile, the Russian President also visited the Arkhangelsk nuclear-powered submarine of the Yasen-M class. The submarine had entered service with the Russian Navy in December 2024. More about ...

Deputy head of the Russian Navy, Major General Mikhail Gudkov, is one of the most senior military officers killed since Putin ...

The Sevmash factory in the northern Russian city of Arkhangelsk was where the Knyaz Vladimir submarine was constructed. It test-fired an ICBM missile as Russia shows off its military strength in ...

Russian attack submarine Arkhangelsk at Sevmash shipyard in Severodvinsk on Dec 27, 2024. United Shipbuilding Photo. The Russian Navy accepted the fifth in a class of advanced nuclear attack ...

Russia has deployed the new nuclear-powered submarine Arkhangelsk in the Baltic Sea, initiating exercises in the area and developing its maritime deterrence strategy. The Arkhangelsk, part of the ...

The Arkhangelsk is the third serial-built sub in the family of Yasen-M-class multi-purpose nuclear-powered submarines. A ceremony of rolling out the submarine from the Shipyard’s slipway took ...

Russia’s Sevmash shipyard will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its next generation Project fifth Yasen-M multirole nuclear submarine, the Arkhangelsk, on March 19. The Yasen-class subs are ...

The Arkhangelsk submarine was rolled out from the slipway of the Sevmash Shipyard on November 29, 2023 for completing its construction afloat. The Sevmash Shipyard is constructing four Project 885M ...

K-51 nuclear submarine . Lev Fedoseev/TASS ... (Arkhangelsk Region). This submarine has a length of 167 meters, a width of 12 meters and a displacement of about 18 thousand tons.