Dark Seas | Secret Project 0951 Submarine Threat to America? @DarkDocsSeas | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
After a disastrous launch and years of delays, Russia’s mysterious Project 0951 submarine has emerged ready to be added to the Russian naval fleet. Called the K-571 Krasnoyarsk, the ship is the latest M variant of the Yasen class submarine built to challenge the U.S. Navy’s Block-V Virginia for undersea supremacy.
As the Russian Navy continues to grow its arsenal of nuclear submarines, K-571 is expected to be among the most threatening. It is allegedly armed with hypersonic Zirkon anti-ship missiles, capable of speeds over 11,000 km/h, that Russia hopes can knock out enemy aircraft carriers.
Further details about K-571 and the upgraded Yasen-M class remain highly secret. The Krasnoyarsk was even launched with part of the submarine hidden from view in a deliberate move to veil the stealth technologies engineered into it.
The clandestine debut of K-571, with its propeller shrouded in secrecy, hints at a silent, yet potent, shift brewing in the deep. As the veil of mystery thickens around the Russian underwater enigma, the US can only speculate on the extent of the tidal wave of change looming on the horizon. But of course, with Russia - you never know if the technology actually works…
After a disastrous launch and years of delays, Russia’s mysterious Project 0951 submarine has emerged ready to be added to the Russian naval fleet. Called the K-571 Krasnoyarsk, the ship is the latest M variant of the Yasen class submarine built to challenge the U.S. Navy’s Block-V Virginia for undersea supremacy.
As the Russian Navy continues to grow its arsenal of nuclear submarines, K-571 is expected to be among the most threatening. It is allegedly armed with hypersonic Zirkon anti-ship missiles, capable of speeds over 11,000 km/h, that Russia hopes can knock out enemy aircraft carriers.
Further details about K-571 and the upgraded Yasen-M class remain highly secret. The Krasnoyarsk was even launched with part of the submarine hidden from view in a deliberate move to veil the stealth technologies engineered into it.
The clandestine debut of K-571, with its propeller shrouded in secrecy, hints at a silent, yet potent, shift brewing in the deep. As the veil of mystery thickens around the Russian underwater enigma, the US can only speculate on the extent of the tidal wave of change looming on the horizon. But of course, with Russia - you never know if the technology actually works…
