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Russia's Next-Gen Subs Ready for Construction

16 Dec

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Summary

  • Two new Lada-class submarines are slated for construction start in early 2026.
  • These advanced submarines boast stealth capabilities and dive to 300 meters.
  • Lada subs are equipped for combat against various enemy targets and mine-laying.
Russia's Next-Gen Subs Ready for Construction

Russia is set to lay down two more Velikiye Luki-class (Project 677 Lada) diesel-electric submarines in early 2026, according to the Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief. These submarines represent a significant advancement in non-nuclear naval technology. The construction of these two vessels follows existing contracts under the current defense order, signaling a commitment to expanding this critical part of Russia's maritime capabilities.

The Lada-class submarines are renowned for their exceptional stealth, operating quietly and capable of reaching depths of around 300 meters. Measuring 66.8 meters in length and 7.1 meters in width, they possess a submerged speed of 21 knots. These submarines are manned by a crew of 35 and have an endurance of 45 days, making them well-suited for extended missions.

These submarines are equipped with the latest acoustic protection and powerful sonar systems, enhancing their combat effectiveness. Their armament includes missile and torpedo systems, enabling them to strike targets at sea and on land. They are designed to neutralize enemy submarines, surface ships, and coastal installations, and can also be utilized for mine-laying and deploying special forces.

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Two new Lada-class submarines are scheduled to be laid down in early 2026.
Lada-class submarines are known for their stealth, can dive to 300 meters, and are armed with missile and torpedo systems.
Admiral Alexander Moiseyev, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, announced the plans.

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