Swedes are delighted with the "giant" Russian submarine

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Swedes are delighted with the "giant" Russian submarine

A Russian submarine passing under the Øresund Bridge delighted a group of Swedish youth returning from a sailing boat vacation. According to the Swedish edition Expressen, young Swedes first saw up close a "giant" Russian submarine.

A group of young men were reportedly sailing in the area of ​​the Øresund Bridge when a huge submarine suddenly appeared out of the water to their side.



Suddenly my friend said: "There is a submarine," but at first I did not see it, as the sail blocked my view. But then we all saw her and were amazed: she was just gigantic

- Rasmus Karlsson, who was in the boat, told with delight.

At first, the Swedes, seeing the flag flying over the submarine, decided that the submarine belonged to Scotland. However, having "googled", they realized that they were mistaken and that the flag was Russian.

There were four people on the bridge, and one was waving to them from the wheelhouse. It's so strange to see her only 25-30 meters away. She was very, very large and made a loud sound

- said Rasmus Karlsson, adding that it was the first time he saw a Russian submarine so close and it was "cool".

The Swedish armed forces have already commented on this meeting, stating that they "completely control" the situation, and the Russian submarine passed under Øresund "just moving."

We are, of course, aware of this and are in complete control of the situation. Otherwise, we will not comment on the incident as such

- said Nemo Shernström, the duty representative of the public relations department of the Swedish armed forces.

For our part, we note that we are most likely talking about the nuclear submarine K-266 "Eagle" project 949A "Antey", which is part of the 11th division of submarines of the Northern fleet Russian Navy. As you know, this nuclear submarine arrived in Kronstadt on July 12, 2020 to participate in the Main Naval Parade for the Day of the Navy, having made an inter-fleet transition from the Northern Fleet to the Baltic.
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  1. -13
    27 July 2020 14: 07
    They haven’t seen Northwind yet. They will see it someday if they continue to remain in NATO). They will see the Bulava. We have a lot that will delight them)
    1. +33
      27 July 2020 14: 18
      Sweden is not in NATO.
      1. +3
        27 July 2020 14: 21
        The Swedes are an informal member of the NATO bloc.
        1. +12
          27 July 2020 14: 29
          The commander of the US armed forces in Europe, Fredrik Ben Hodges, said in an interview with the Swedish TV4 channel that in the next two years, it is planned to temporarily deploy American Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems in Sweden.
          1. +13
            27 July 2020 14: 42
            Quote: V1er
            In the next two years, it is planned to temporarily deploy American Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems in Sweden.

            Temporary placement of the air defense system? It's like before launch time?
            1. +10
              27 July 2020 15: 59
              Quote: V1er
              They haven’t seen Northwind yet. Will see someday

              Boreas is no bigger than Antaeus.
              The first one is slightly longer, but three times wider. The displacement is practically equal;
              Their tasks are different, and the sizes are similar.
              1. -30
                27 July 2020 17: 30
                In general, why is this show with a submarine under the Øresund bridge. Stupidity. Would you like to surprise the drunken Swedes on the shore? probably surprised.
                1. +28
                  27 July 2020 18: 11
                  The strait zone between Denmark and Sweden, submarines must pass on the surface. And not only under international maritime law, but the depths do not allow "diving".
                  1. -23
                    27 July 2020 19: 20
                    What I mean is that submarines should be submerged in the ocean, engage in combat training, or repair, and not swim under Swedish bridges and "amaze" the Swedes. Well, if we do not have beautiful cruise liners, then the project 949A Antey nuclear submarine is quite suitable.
                    1. +3
                      27 July 2020 21: 01
                      Last year, DM Donskoy took place somewhere in that area
                    2. +6
                      27 July 2020 22: 55
                      As the commander of the RTO and the peculiarities of national fishing said - why don't you go in formation if you are so smart.
                      1. +2
                        29 July 2020 02: 04
                        Quote: Roman_VH
                        why don't you go in formation if you are so smart.

                        This aphorism was carried among the troops by the graduates of our military school. It belonged to Colonel Kuznetsov, the deputy head of the school. From him many such aphorisms have spread:
                        - hey you three, both to me
                        - what are you doing here? \ We are waiting for the car. \ Quickly wait.
                        - harder leg, do not bend the foot at the knee (in preparation for the parade)
                        - if you are so smart, why don't you go in formation then? (this is it to the students of Baumanka and Moscow State University, who underwent an internship at our school)
                        And much more, we even wrote down his aphorisms in notebooks.
                        And anecdotes about him were also born here, and then throughout all the troops ... and even in the movies and on television were heard.
                        ... History ...
                      2. +2
                        29 July 2020 12: 16
                        I can add:
                        "The appearance of a sailor should cause excitement in women and fear in the enemy! And for you, comrade sailor, the opposite is true!"
                    3. +3
                      28 July 2020 11: 46
                      Quote: 4ekist
                      and not to swim under Swedish bridges and "amaze" the Swedes.

                      There is only one passage from the Baltic, this is the strait zone between Sweden and Denmark. Do you have any other options? There is the Kiel Canal, but the Germans are there. And of course Belomorsky, but the depths are not the same.
            2. +1
              27 July 2020 20: 34
              Until the time of destruction, apparently.
          2. +1
            28 July 2020 02: 21
            Temporarily. Yea Yea.
        2. +23
          27 July 2020 15: 20
          Quote: V1er
          The Swedes are an informal member of the NATO bloc.

          Swedish reconnaissance planes constantly graze near Kaliningrad and transmit all information to NATO, namely the United States, this is such neutrality.
          1. +13
            27 July 2020 17: 07
            Quote: figvam
            Swedish reconnaissance planes constantly graze near Kaliningrad and transmit all information to NATO, namely the United States, this is such neutrality.

            The Swedes have been doing this for about seventy years - since the fifties of the last century.
            On June 13, 1952, one such lover of spying and eavesdropping was flooded over the Baltic. Along the way, the Swedish Catalina, which flew out to search for it, also got caught.
          2. +3
            28 July 2020 08: 22
            During the Second World War, their neutrality had significant retreats in favor of the Third Reich. However, in some way they helped the British.
      2. +7
        27 July 2020 14: 24
        Aurora 17 military exercises will start in Sweden. They will last more than two weeks - from 11 to 29 September. About 19 thousand Swedish soldiers are involved in the maneuvers. In addition, 1435 troops from the United States, 270 from Finland, 120 from France, and about 40-60 troops from Denmark, Norway, Lithuania and Estonia will also take part in them, the Swedish edition of The Local reported in late July.
        In mid-August 2017, Reuters announced Sweden's plans to increase its defense budget in response to the "growing threat of Russia in the Baltic states." By 2020, the Swedish military is expected to receive an additional 8,1 billion kronor ($ 1 billion). The country's army demanded additional funding of 9 billion kronor in 2017-2020.
        1. +2
          27 July 2020 17: 11
          Such a sum will not be enough for them even for a power plant for such a boat.
      3. +1
        28 July 2020 08: 20
        This fact once even helped Lennart Dahlgren, the director of Ikea in Russia, to avoid a conflict with our traffic cops. :) "By the way, I am a Swede, and my country is not part of NATO!" The traffic cops laughed and let go.
      4. 0
        28 July 2020 19: 15
        Why did the boat make loud noises?
    2. +5
      27 July 2020 14: 26
      Quote: V1er
      They will see it someday if they continue to remain in NATO
      Sweden's cooperation with NATO is based on a long-standing policy of military non-alignment.
      1. +6
        27 July 2020 14: 27
        If there is a conflict with NATO, the Swedes will not stand aside. They are an informal part of the NATO bloc.
        1. +14
          27 July 2020 15: 58
          I agree. Swedes are from the brigade of "grunts. Suffice it to recall their" neutrality "in the Second World War. What cannot be taken away from them is meanness and the ability to count money.
          1. +6
            27 July 2020 17: 12
            There is nothing to be done: liberoids never smell of money.
        2. 0
          28 July 2020 08: 23
          it's good that there will be no conflict with NATO, according to the NATO charter, all of them act together only in case of an attack on a NATO country .. I don’t think that we are eager to attack a NATO country .. but purely theoretically, if Russia attacks, for example, the Czech Republic (moreover, the first will obviously attack) I think in Europe no one will stay on the sidelines, they will be afraid ..
      2. +7
        27 July 2020 18: 16
        Quote: tihonmarine
        Sweden's cooperation with NATO builds on a long-standing policy of military non-alignment

        However, this does not prevent them from fully cooperating with NATO. What is officially declared does not always look like this in practice. Ukraine and Georgia are also not members, but for the sake of NATO, their mother will be sold. And the Swedes have been doing this for 70 years.
      3. 0
        27 July 2020 22: 57
        Yeah, swam, we know. And SKF and all the rest of the neutral stuff
    3. -8
      27 July 2020 14: 54
      They will see the "Bulava".

      Well, let's say Sweden is in NATO. Is this a reason to shoot Bulova at her?
      I don’t want to see "Trident" in my yard when it arrives. Since if we are "Bulovoy", then we are "Trident". Is it fair?
      1. +9
        27 July 2020 15: 21
        Quote: Jack O'Neill
        Since if we are "Bulovoy", then we are "Trident". Is it fair?

        Do not worry too much, "Trident" like "Bulava" has been aimed at each other for a long time.
        1. 0
          27 July 2020 15: 50
          Do not worry too much, "Trident" like "Bulava" has been aimed at each other for a long time.

          Rather, the country of origin.
          1. +2
            27 July 2020 18: 05
            Quote: Jack O'Neill
            Rather, the country of origin.

            And what about the Federal Republic of Germany, on whose territory the state nuclear weapons are located, but they have not been exported from Turkey. Yes, and with Israel in general it is not clear.
            1. -1
              27 July 2020 20: 31
              And what about the Federal Republic of Germany, on whose territory the state nuclear weapons are located, but they have not been exported from Turkey.

              There are no Tridents.
              Yes, and with Israel in general it is not clear.

              And Israel and what?
              1. +3
                27 July 2020 21: 09
                Quote: Jack O'Neill
                And Israel and what?

                Moreover, Israel is a manufacturer and has 80 nuclear charges. Or do you think it doesn't count? Yes, and in Europe 150 pieces of nuclear weapons V-61. Few ???
                1. -2
                  27 July 2020 21: 48
                  So Israel is not in NATO, it is on its own. Or is it necessary to aim missiles at everyone who has nuclear weapons?
                  1. +4
                    27 July 2020 22: 28
                    Quote: Jack O'Neill
                    So Israel is not in NATO, it is on its own.

                    NATO or not, but since there is nuclear weapons, it is directed somewhere, I did not ask them.
                    1. -2
                      27 July 2020 22: 47
                      NATO or not, but since there is nuclear weapons, it is directed somewhere, I did not ask them.

                      I bet it's aimed at Iran and other enemies in the BV.
                      1. 0
                        27 July 2020 23: 20
                        Quote: Jack O'Neill
                        NATO or not, but since there is nuclear weapons, it is directed somewhere, I did not ask them.

                        I bet it's aimed at Iran and other enemies in the BV.

                        I don't like to argue. This is Israel's business, I am not their advisor.
                      2. 0
                        29 July 2020 09: 47
                        tihonmarine
                        "This is Israel's business, I am not their advisor."
                        It's a shame he's looking forward to your advice. laughing
                      3. 0
                        29 July 2020 10: 04
                        Quote: fider
                        It's a shame he's looking forward to your advice.

                        Well, I already gave it to you.
                    2. +2
                      27 July 2020 23: 06
                      Quote: tihonmarine
                      NATO or not, but since there is nuclear weapons, it is directed somewhere, I did not ask them.

                      Directed to DECISION-MAKING points and strategically important sites.
                  2. 0
                    28 July 2020 09: 33
                    Is Israel not a NATO member? Explain the thesis? For some parameter not? If the statement is yes, I agree if in fact he is in NATO.
      2. +18
        27 July 2020 15: 28
        You won't see him! If this rocket launches into your yard, you will immediately find yourself "in heaven" without even realizing what caused the change of scenery. But if she flies to a neighboring city, then you will have time to be disappointed in the very fact of her existence.
        Is it fair?

        It is fairer for all these missiles to become museum expatriates, but alas, as history shows: a people who strive for peace more than their enemy quickly becomes a museum expatriate in the world of their enemy!
        1. -5
          27 July 2020 15: 52
          You won't see him!

          Or maybe I'm an esper, how do you know? For example, as a Vector Control Accelerator.
          1. +5
            27 July 2020 17: 14
            Continue to be in the virtual: this will make it easier for you to die ...
            1. -5
              27 July 2020 20: 33
              Continue to be in the virtual: this will make it easier for you to die ...

              And where does virtuality? Tell me that espers don't exist? That Academy City doesn't exist?
      3. +8
        27 July 2020 18: 22
        Quote: Jack O'Neill
        Since if we are "Bulovoy", then we are "Trident". Is it fair?

        All wrong. What do you, liberals have for fashion, to substitute concepts and meanings. If for us "Trident", then for them "Bulava". In this order.
        1. -2
          27 July 2020 20: 36
          All wrong. What do you, liberals have for fashion, to substitute concepts and meanings. If for us "Trident", then for them "Bulava". In this order.




          They haven’t seen Northwind yet. They will see it someday if they continue to remain in NATO). They will see the Bulava. We have a lot that will delight them)


          Learn to read first.

        2. -1
          27 July 2020 20: 51
          It won't be right.
          If we are Trident, then he will not have time to reach us: first, the S-500 will remove it, and then a message will come that the US state has ended its existence in this mortal world ... together with the population.
          However, the population can be left alive by 80% if only administrative and production centers are destroyed, especially those that produce our competitive products.
          Well, I do not like the liberal description of the "pillow" war with the United States, it will be tough.
          1. 0
            28 July 2020 11: 37
            What is your ideal scenario, but in life, as they say, nothing is perfect. Continuous Murphy's laws. winked On the other hand
            the population can be left alive by 80% if only administrative and production centers are destroyed
            Administrative and production centers are 80% of the population. So, in the case of a big bastard, only farmers who live far from these centers will survive ..
      4. +1
        27 July 2020 22: 59
        But what, the whole world is in dust. We are in paradise, and they just ..... Further in the text.
        Tired of this boredom. No sense of humor.
    4. +7
      27 July 2020 15: 25
      Quote: V1er
      They haven’t seen Northwind yet.

      then TRPKSN project 941 "Shark", here it is - yes ...
      1. +3
        27 July 2020 15: 39
        Saw "Akula" in 1998 at the docks of "Sevmash" in Severodvinsk. Impressed, a chill ran down my spine.
    5. +8
      27 July 2020 15: 35
      Quote: V1er
      They haven’t seen Northwind yet.

      They haven't seen Shark yet.
      1. +3
        27 July 2020 17: 17
        Oh, good!
        Swedes, without leaving the place, would have done
        1. +1
          28 July 2020 10: 55
          Wouldn't do it. We are not at war with them, but we would like to watch.
      2. +3
        27 July 2020 21: 02
        They haven't seen Shark yet.


        Shark stood on barrels at one of the previous parades in the roadstead of Kronstadt. And also passed all the Baltic straits on the surface. Well, bridges, respectively. Which of the "various other Swedes" (c) wanted to gawked.

        Regarding the "huge Antaeus". Healthy, that's for sure. In practice, we somehow went to a neighboring workshop at Sevmash and climbed on an order under construction. Inspires. In the aft compartment there was a full-size lathe (for every fireman). Something like 1K62 (similar size). This "inspired" even more.
        How much work is needed to build such a colossus! Half of the country participated.
      3. -1
        27 July 2020 22: 35
        and they (Sharks) weren't sawed?
        1. 0
          28 July 2020 12: 43
          Not yet. It seems that all 3 are still intact. It takes a long time to cut there. :) I hope they will save one as a museum, or they will close it up for a floating casino - go out to a 3-mile zone from the border and play ...
          1. 0
            28 July 2020 21: 35
            Therefore, they do not saw, because the sawing will cost more than the scrap metal received ... Yes
    6. 0
      27 July 2020 15: 39
      ...............
    7. 0
      27 July 2020 16: 12
      Didn't know that we have so many people who are fans of Sweden. Look how they stood up for their own) Maybe I'm going too far, but I'm sure of one thing. This country is not friendly to us, this country is friends with NATO. My comment carried a humorous meaning that people will be much more surprised if they follow their militant policy towards Russia and connivance with the United States. I got minus. Well done! Now you can clearly see the "friends".
      1. +4
        27 July 2020 17: 25
        Quote: V1er
        Didn't know that we have so many people, lovers of Sweden

        and Swedish n winked Rno, and "Pippi is a long stocking", and "Carlson"? lol
      2. +2
        27 July 2020 18: 13
        Yes, leave me alone from the Swedes, what have they done to you? Normal guys, they are friends with those who are of use, why should they be friends with us? What swag are they from us? You will not understand in any way, in Europe 90% of the population believe that we have hooves (they were hidden under windings in the Second World War) and there are horns (the cap was worn across the head for this). Let them think what they want, we need to work for their homeland and show their hooves and horns smaller during trips abroad, as our tourists do, drunkenly chasing the same Swedes and Germans with chairs around the hotel))) Let these Swedes enter any blocks, they do not mind having an extra Bulava, all the same, they have done more than enough for the whole planet, well, a person will sit down, write a new program in 10 minutes with their coordinates, business ...
      3. +1
        27 July 2020 23: 02
        Do not worry, comrade. The lack of a sense of humor is a disguise. Catch the plus.
      4. 0
        28 July 2020 11: 05
        Do not rush to look for enemies, they will do it for you! Most Swedes (and not only) are completely indifferent to both Russia and its inhabitants, however, as well as to the majority of the inhabitants of Russia, residents of other countries.
    8. +3
      27 July 2020 17: 07
      Quote: V1er
      They haven’t seen Northwind yet. They will see it someday if they continue to remain in NATO). They will see the Bulava. We have a lot that will delight them)

      They saw Shark at the last parade. Pass the straits. Yes, and under bridges in Europe, accompanied by Peter the Great. The same joy was full of pants.
      1. +3
        27 July 2020 21: 12
        The same joy was full of pants.


        We walked somehow on the surface near Kildin. From the bridge we noticed a motorboat drifting (it was about 10 km to the coast). I don't seem to see anyone. Down they ordered: "swear word on the bridge !!!" (in the sense of a megaphone). The motorboat on the starboard side was 20 meters away. Asked "how are you" and stuff like that. Little did something happen. The "face" is at the bottom asleep. I blew my eyes, I blew it again! My mother is a woman! Healthy! Black! Shouting something from the top. He waved his hand, started the engine and to the shore. We remembered for a long time: on a simple motorboat and 10 km from the coast in the Barents Sea! This "Moreman" also probably "had full pants with joy."
        1. +1
          27 July 2020 23: 21
          Maybe you saved his life. Soviet Russian sailor is a drunken fisherman's best friend.
          From 84 to 85, he himself saved fishermen in the Gulf of Finland. They shoveled half of their trawlers over stones and banks for fishing. And then, when we dragged one of them to Ust-Luga, and returned on one of them to Rambov. I understood why. Just passed the receiving buoy, they put a box of vodka on the tank and ferment. I counted five, and there are five of them in total, along with the cap, I say to the midshipman (senior in the TSA) - they are all here. He's like that, go to the bridge, look. Well, go, the steering wheel is tied with a shkertik, a loaf of sausage rolls in the card box, echolocation does not work, the connection almost does not work. He came, told, the midshipman to the cap - like you cho, ofonareli? And that one to him is not a midshipman, we are on the course. Now we will finish, we will spread the trawl and we will deliver you home with fresh fish. Well, he swore at him, kicked everyone out of the galley and we went straight to Rambov. True, they were on duty in turn so that they would not go on a spree again.
        2. +1
          28 July 2020 11: 10
          He probably quit drinking after that, but you find it funny! They ruined a person's life, took away the joy of life lol
          1. 0
            28 July 2020 23: 45
            He probably quit drinking after that, but you find it funny!

            Unfortunately, I don't remember whether or not we used the siren typhon to "attract attention". After this, you can not only quit drinking, but also get your pants dirty. Before going out, they turned constantly. "Buzz" noticeably. It is already breathtaking.
  2. +13
    27 July 2020 14: 11
    Scotland can be proud.
  3. +7
    27 July 2020 14: 11
    I remember that the Swedes were looking for such a "baby" in their territorial waters ... and did not find laughing .
    1. +1
      27 July 2020 14: 40
      The "kids" grew up a lot and changed their flag to Scottish. Confused.
  4. +7
    27 July 2020 14: 13
    Let them watch and remember that there will be no more "like near Poltava" !!!
    Other times have come, very tough!
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    2. +6
      27 July 2020 14: 51
      Quote: rocket757
      Let them watch and remember that there will be no more "like near Poltava" !!!

      But the moment of victory is at hand.
      Hooray! we break; bend the Swedes.
      O glorious hour! oh nice view!
      Another pressure - and the enemy flees.
      And then the cavalry left,
      Murder sword swords,
      And the whole steppe covered with fallen
      Like a swarm of black locusts.
    3. +2
      27 July 2020 15: 39
      Quote: rocket757
      Let them watch and remember that there will be no more "like near Poltava" !!!
      Other times have come, very tough!

      And what makes them happy with enthusiasm was all apprehended .. On social networks will disperse in a moment!
      This is the so-called demonstration of the flag of the Russian Navy and its power and at the same time friendliness (they waved to them from the wheelhouse, well done) ..
      1. +3
        27 July 2020 15: 44
        It's good when the flag is so big! And formidable, besides. We can reach some slow-witted people that it is not necessary, I did not find it, sit at home quietly and peacefully and do not blather at your big uncle.
        1. 0
          27 July 2020 16: 04
          Quote: rocket757
          It's good when the flag is so big! And formidable, besides. We can reach some slow-witted people that it is not necessary, I did not find it, sit at home quietly and peacefully and do not blather at your big uncle.

          To the point Victor! And that about the Russian threat, such nonsense was inflated by both bloodthirsty and insidious .. We sailed peacefully (such a bulk) waved our hand, the Swedish youth in complete delight .. !!!! hi
          1. 0
            27 July 2020 18: 26
            Honey, he is certainly formidable when he was pissed off!
            1. -2
              27 July 2020 18: 36
              Quote: rocket757
              Honey, he is certainly formidable when he was pissed off!

              Well, if they get angry this time, it will be scary ... We remember the 90s, and even now they are poisoning our brother!
  5. -3
    27 July 2020 14: 16
    I suppose we’re covered in a full heap of iris !!! This is not the Swedish "fleet"! This boat with an incomplete salvo can deliver ALL Scandinavia to the kingdom of Neptune or Poseidon in minutes and a half.
    1. +9
      27 July 2020 14: 20
      Quote: Grim Skeptic
      This boat with an incomplete salvo can deliver ALL Scandinavia to the kingdom of Neptune or Poseidon in minutes and a half.

      24 Granite anti-ship missiles are not enough for the whole of Scandinavia.
      1. +1
        27 July 2020 14: 33
        Quote: vvvjak
        24 Granite anti-ship missiles are not enough for the whole of Scandinavia.

        Which warhead?
        If with a vigorous warhead, then each such "piece" is 500 Kt (0,5 MGt) ...
        1. -1
          27 July 2020 14: 48
          Quote: Insurgent
          Which warhead?

          "Antei" AUGs must heat. Even if the "Granites" with nuclear warheads, then this is 1 Mt of charge for all missiles (one X-102 from the "White Swan" carries a charge of 1 Mt).
          1. +1
            27 July 2020 14: 57
            Quote: vvvjak
            "Antei" AUGs must heat.

            Yes Yes , but if necessary, then it will crash on land Yes

            Quote: vvvjak
            Even if the "Granites" with nuclear warheads, then this is 1 Mt of charge for all missiles (like one X-102 from the "White Swan")

            You, this is ... as you thought belay ?

            500 tons (000Kt = 500MGt) x 0,5 (pcs. "Granite) = 24 tons (12MGt)
            1. +4
              27 July 2020 14: 59
              Quote: Insurgent
              500 tons (000Kt = 500MGt) x 0,5 (pcs. "Granite) = 24 tons (12MGt)

              “The missile is equipped with warheads of various types [3]. It can be either a semi-armor-piercing (high-explosive-penetrating) warhead weighing 584-750 kg [note 1], or a tactical nuclear TNT equivalent up to 50 kilotons "
              1. +3
                27 July 2020 15: 03
                Quote: vvvjak
                "The missile is equipped with warheads of various types [3]. It can be either a semi-armor-piercing (high-explosive-penetrating) warhead weighing 584-750 kg [note 1], or tactical nuclear TNT equivalent up to 50 kilotons."

                I don’t know in what source you dug it up, but to me, everywhere I see a figure of 500 Kt ...

                Features:
                Range, km 600
                Flight speed, M 2.5
                Rocket length, m 10
                The maximum diameter of the rocket body, m 0.88
                Wingspan, m 2.6
                Starting weight, kg 7000
                High-explosive warhead weight, kg 750
                Nuclear warhead power, kt 500


                https://missilery.info/missile/granit


                Types of warheads:
                - nuclear power up to 500 kt - according to other unconfirmed data 618 kt, radius of destruction - 1200 m; according to agreements between the USSR and the USA (1991), cruise missiles with nuclear warheads are not based on the ships of the Russian and US Navy;

                - high-explosive-penetrating warhead developed by NPO Altai (Biysk), put into service in 1983. The warhead has an armored body and a deceleration fuse.

                http://militaryrussia.ru/blog/topic-398.html
        2. -3
          27 July 2020 14: 57
          Quote: Insurgent
          each such "piece" of 500 Kt (0,5 MGt)

          50 ct.
      2. 0
        27 July 2020 15: 26
        A couple of three with YABCH
      3. 5-9
        -3
        27 July 2020 17: 40
        Each with a half-megaton class warhead? No, the village in the north and in the mountains will of course remain, but even with the inclusion of Denmark 24 * 350-500 ktn will be enough ...
    2. +3
      27 July 2020 14: 30
      Quote: Grim Skeptic
      This boat with an incomplete salvo can deliver ALL Scandinavia to the kingdom of Neptune or Poseidon in minutes and a half.

      This boat is designed to send not Scandinavia to Neptune, but aircraft carrier strike groups.
      1. +7
        27 July 2020 14: 52
        "Eagle" in the Danish Straits. The photo is current.
        1. +1
          29 July 2020 09: 44
          If those Swedes knew the atomic bomb of what gigantic power is passing by them in the guise of the "Eagle", they could have fumbled - the Scandinavians are very negative about such evidence of their own googling in the face of indescribable creepiness ...
  6. +9
    27 July 2020 14: 16
    We land dwellers are not used to ocean dimensions. Well, our Khrushchevs do not move along the rivers.

    My wife remember when I was in South Africa for work, I saw Burke up close, she also went crazy from the size.

    It is a pity that dreadnoughts have died out in our time, it would be interesting to look.
    1. 5-9
      0
      27 July 2020 17: 42
      You can look at Petya, just like the dreadnoughts of the WWI ... Not Missouri with Yamato of course
      1. 0
        27 July 2020 23: 32
        I, in order to look on the deck of Frunze (or Kirov, I forgot who was the first, I did not find him), climbed onto the rostras of the sea tug, and stood on tiptoe :). Provided its finishing in Kronstadt. And he was still at the dock, and we were on the water near the botoport.
    2. +2
      27 July 2020 21: 16
      Well, our Khrushchevs do not move along the rivers.


      A very apt comparison. When you see the nuclear submarine in the dock, this is what comes to mind.
      Now imagine how this "Khrushchev" is being tested at full speed underwater in the White Sea (by the way, shallow) for several hours. Here are the powers!
  7. +3
    27 July 2020 14: 19
    It's so strange to see her only 25-30 meters away. She was very, very large and made a loud sound

    Didn't figure it out, poor fellow. A loud sound made, with fright, your partner behind the sail. belay
  8. +12
    27 July 2020 14: 20
    Finally, the Swedes have found a Russian submarine!
    Only I would like the details, has she already appeared from under the water with a flag and command at the wheelhouse? laughing
    1. +2
      27 July 2020 14: 33
      Quote: Andrea
      Only I would like the details, has she already appeared from under the water with a flag and command at the wheelhouse?

      Well, of course! It's just that the Swedes, unlike the Dutch and Asians, are not used to such doses of cannabis.
    2. +1
      27 July 2020 14: 47
      Quote: Andrea
      Finally, the Swedes found the Russian submarine!

      “During the flight from Anneia to Aalborg, one of our C-130 Hercules [transport] planes was redirected to search for the Russian submarine Oscar II (the name of the Project 949A nuclear submarine according to NATO classification. - FAN's note) in the Skagerrak Strait. After 15 minutes of searching, we managed to find a 154-meter submarine and we were able to report: "Mission accomplished," a representative of the Danish Air Force later said with pathos, https: //riafan.ru/1293196-strasti-po-atomnomu-orlu-pochemu -shveciya-skhodit-s-uma-iz-za-rossiiskikh-podlodok
  9. +2
    27 July 2020 14: 23
    We are, of course, aware of this and are in complete control of the situation. Otherwise, we will not comment on the incident as such
    I wouldn't know. Passage through the Baltic straits is requested in advance.
  10. +14
    27 July 2020 14: 29
    when a huge submarine suddenly appeared out of the water to their side.
    But if it did not surface from the side, then the Swedes could take part in the parade, like the boat of Peter 1. laughing
  11. -3
    27 July 2020 14: 37
    It's good that we saw our, apparently, SSBN. And then everyone was afraid that they might not see.
  12. -1
    27 July 2020 14: 39
    Quote: Andrea
    Finally, the Swedes have found a Russian submarine!
    Only I would like the details, has she already appeared from under the water with a flag and command at the wheelhouse? laughing

    yeah, even complete with a drunk bear and balalaika))
  13. +3
    27 July 2020 14: 54
    But then we all saw her and were amazed: she was just gigantic


    Well, they brought joy to the Swedes ...
  14. 0
    27 July 2020 15: 08
    So, so none of the young Swedes asked the question, how can their Navy "find" it for so many years, in their own ships?
  15. +1
    27 July 2020 15: 15
    The Swedish family was hanging out in the boat, and at this time they were waving their hand from the submarine: dump them aside, otherwise we will crush them. But they took it as a greeting.
    1. 0
      27 July 2020 15: 29
      maybe not waving
      1. +1
        27 July 2020 15: 32
        I had an association with a hand, although it is possible that they were waving something else.
  16. 0
    27 July 2020 15: 21
    Quote: V1er
    The country's army demanded additional funding of 9 billion kronor in 2017-2020.

    We helped many armies rise, we should be grateful.
  17. +5
    27 July 2020 15: 23
    "Shark" they have not seen
    .
    In my opinion the biggest boat, though I could be wrong.
    1. +4
      27 July 2020 15: 30
      Quote: Ros 56
      In my opinion the biggest boat, though I could be wrong.

      That's right, Typhoon.
      1. -1
        27 July 2020 16: 41
        Here are the marimans, they come up with names, and land people have to break their heads. lol
        1. +1
          28 July 2020 12: 53
          Typhoon is a NATO name. We have a project code - Shark.
  18. +5
    27 July 2020 15: 32
    At first, the Swedes, seeing the flag flying over the submarine, decided that the submarine belonged to Scotland.
    What is the intelligence level of Swedish youth? I didn't even know there was a Scottish Navy. laughing laughing laughing
    1. +2
      27 July 2020 21: 12
      The flag of Scotland is a white St. Andrew's cross on a blue background. No wonder the Swedes got it wrong at first.
      1. +1
        28 July 2020 00: 05
        Quote: Veteran
        The flag of Scotland is a white St. Andrew's cross on a blue background. No wonder the Swedes got it wrong at first.

        So the question is, not by the colors of the flag, but how many submarines are in the Scottish Navy? I remember in the country 404 in general instead of the Danish Swiss flag they put up.
        1. 0
          15 August 2020 16: 09
          So after all, the audience is who - "Swedish youth on a sailing boat, on vacation", there is zero knowledge about submarines, and they have no idea which countries have submarines and how many. But there is a reference book on state flags (or they found out from the Internet), and that's the first - a hasty decision about ownership.
          1. 0
            15 August 2020 16: 47
            Quote: Veteran
            So after all, the audience is who - "Swedish youth on a sailing boat, on vacation", there is zero knowledge about submarines, and they have no idea which countries have submarines and how many

            Swedish youth from the cradle knows that any submarine near the Swedish coast or ships is unambiguously Soviet, but now it is Russian.
            Quote: Veteran
            But there is a reference book on state flags (or found out from the Internet),

            Does Scotland have its own fleet?
  19. +15
    27 July 2020 15: 38
    For impressionable Swedish youth, and for an ordinary person, any submarine will seem gigantic. It's all about comparison. I remember that I served on "Baku" (now Vikramaditya) and "Kuznetsov", then I visited Rastoropny (project 956). Not impressed - so, a small ship.
    1. +2
      27 July 2020 17: 46
      I've also been to 956. The beds are cool, the aisles are narrow.
  20. 0
    27 July 2020 18: 34
    Experts tell me - is the Antey project an analogue of Kursk?
    1. +1
      27 July 2020 21: 06
      "Kursk" and "Oryol" Project 949A "Antey".
    2. +2
      27 July 2020 21: 20
      project "Antey" is this boat an analogue of Kursk?

      Yes. In common people, "loaves". Outwardly not to be distinguished.
  21. +5
    27 July 2020 19: 02
    Quote: hydrox
    Oh, good!
    Swedes, without leaving the place, would have done

    Sure? Or did they wash their pants themselves? And nothing that last year "Dmitry Donskoy" was at the parade in Kronstadt ??? And the Swedes saw him and did not manage to your regret. You are not lucky, your dreams didn’t come true ... It’s so nice to think that others will definitely do it

    Quote: Insurgent
    Quote: vvvjak
    24 Granite anti-ship missiles are not enough for the whole of Scandinavia.

    Which warhead?
    If with a vigorous warhead, then each such "piece" is 500 Kt (0,5 MGt) ...

    Never on such a boat were all the CDs with nuclear warheads. EMNIP there were 4 of them. 4, not 24 nuclear charges

    Quote: Ros 56
    "Shark" they have not seen
    .
    In my opinion the biggest boat, though I could be wrong.

    Last year I was at the parade in the Baltic. So seen

    Quote: Ros 56
    Here are the marimans, they come up with names, and land people have to break their heads. lol

    "Shark" is our project code 941. "Typhoon" is western. Before the collapse of the Soviet Union, only Western names were most often used in any literature.
    1. 0
      28 July 2020 10: 54
      "Shark" - a series of ships, "Typhoon" - a system.
  22. 0
    28 July 2020 04: 40
    Believe me, seeing this "thing" in the open sea is not enough! Happened, 40 years ago, to contemplate this. Fog, drizzle and this hulk is a bit creepy.
  23. 0
    28 July 2020 09: 39
    On the issue of showing the flag, so to speak. It is normal for Swedes to spend a week end on the water, but they saw the Russian flag for the first time in the Baltic! What can we say about some Atlantic .... sadness, however.
  24. 0
    28 July 2020 10: 11
    Well, now it will be easier for the Swedes to look for another Russian submarine. After all, they saw that they were so big. And so the Swedes still have a Soviet boat that sat on stones in the waters of Sweden. Next to the Vaza galleon museum.
  25. 0
    28 July 2020 10: 35
    They just saw a "huge" Varshavyanka wink
  26. 0
    28 July 2020 10: 52
    In what place in the Baltic they sank, and even before that they did not remove the flag.
  27. +2
    28 July 2020 12: 20
    Quote: Alexander Marat
    "Shark" - a series of ships, "Typhoon" - a system.

    Above I wrote that "Akula" is the Soviet code of the Project 941 submarine. "Typhoon" is American. But in Soviet times, our project codes were unknown to the general public. Therefore, exclusively Western designations were used. For the first time, we learned about this boat from the speech of L.I. Brezhnev, who said that the Americans have the Trident boats, and we have the Typhoon ...

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