Key Points and Summary – Russia’s new Yasen-M class nuclear-powered submarines are a significant and growing threat to the U.S. and NATO. -These advanced “hunter-killer” boats are quieter than their ...

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Russia’s Yasen-class nuclear submarines represent one of the most advanced underwater threats in the world, with stealth, speed, and long-range missile systems designed to challenge U.S. Navy carrier ...

Yasen-M subs are up there as one of the fastest submarines with a top speed of 35 knots when submerged, rivaling the unofficial speed of America's Seawolf-class attack submarines.

The presence of a Yasen-class vessel, Russia's most advanced nuclear-powered attack submarine, was confirmed by the MSDF for the first time.

A Yasen-class nuclear-powered submarine accompanied by a flotilla of Russian vessels passed through the Soya Strait, a 27-mile-wide international waterway that separates Japan’s northern island ...

Yasen-Class SSNs (nuclear powered attack submarines) are the Russian answer to the American Virginia class. The Virginias are a more recent design while the Yasen is a late Cold War effort that had ...

The submarine that will be Russia’s fifth vessel of the Yasen class (Project 885M) has started its first round of sea trials in the White Sea. “Nuclear submarine Arkhangelsk of the Project 885M.

The Yasen-class Kazan is a highly capable submarine, and its strike and stealth capabilities missiles have raised concerns in the West.