Four diesel-electric submarines will be transferred to the Russian Navy.

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Four diesel-electric submarines will be transferred to the Russian Navy.


In the coming years, the Russian Navy will receive four diesel-electric submarines. Among them are two Lada-class boats (project 677) and two Varshavyanka-class boats of the modernized class Kilo (project 636.3).

As the president of USC Roman Trotsenko said at a press conference in the framework of IMDS-2011, "the fleet the head submarine of the Lada class, called St. Petersburg, has already been transferred. During the trial operation, the tactical and technical characteristics inherent in the project are confirmed. Currently, St. Petersburg is preparing for deep sea tests, "said the president of the corporation.

Now in the slipway of the Admiralty Shipyards (included in the USC) two more similar submarines, the Kronstadt and Sevastopol, are laid. Another Novorossiysk submarine (project 636.3), intended for the Russian Black Sea Fleet, is being built at the same enterprise, ITAR-TASS reports.

All diesel-electric submarines are designed in the Central Design Bureau of Marine Equipment "Rubin", also part of the corporation.

More than 5 official delegations from 90 countries participate in the 69 International Navy Show. Presented by 410 businesses from 67 countries. At the berths of the cabin 40 moored ships and boats. Among them - three ships under the flags of foreign countries.
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