According to information released by the Russian press agency TASS on December 28, 2021, two Project 955A Borei-A class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines (NATO reporting name: Dolgorukiy-class) will be laid down by the Sevmash Shipyard (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) in 2023. Read full Naval News at this link ...
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K-549 Prince Vladimir, the first of the Russian navy Borei-A class Project 955A nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines, during its sea trials in April, 2019 (Picture source Photos via VKoshkin via forums.airbase.ru)
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K-549 Prince Vladimir, the first of the Russian navy Borei-A class Project 955A nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines, during its sea trials in April, 2019 (Picture source Photos via VKoshkin via forums.airbase.ru)
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