New SSBNs for the Russian Navy SSBN Generalissimus Suvorov has joined the Pacific Fleet. (Photo Pavel L’vov/TASS) The most important addition to the Russian Navy
Ukraine has pushed the Russian Navy into a largely passive stance in the Black Sea in recent months. This was in sharp contrast to the
The Project 19920 large hydrographic boat “Anatoly Knyazev” joined the Russian Navy’s Baltic Fleet…
On November 16, 2022, Russian Navy commissioned the newest Project 636.3 (Improved Kilo-class) submarine “Ufa” (P-588) with a ceremony held in Admiralty Shipyards facilities in St. Petersburg.
The narrow inlet of Balaklava, on the south coast of Crimea, was once the Russian Navy’s secret base in the Black Sea…
German Navy Chief Vice Admiral Kaack stated that the Russian Navy’s combat readiness will increase after the end of the war in Ukraine.
War is the mother of invention. Ukraine, facing a much larger and imposing conventional force, has shown itself capable of innovation and improvisation. In this
Since the beginning of the Ukraine Invasion in February, the Russian Navy’s four Improved-Kilo Class submarines in the Black Sea have been a regular sight
The Russian Navy is on paper the second most powerful on the planet, thanks to its nuclear submarine fleet. Yet it appears to have retreated
Russian shipyards laid the keel of two Lada-class (Project 677) submarines, two project 03182R research vessels, one Alexandrit-class (Project 12700) minesweeper, and a Razumny class (project 20385) corvette last week.
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