US intelligence: the development of the Russian Navy - a serious threat to the United States

The development in recent years of Russian fleet “Represents a major challenge for the United States,” according to a new U.S. intelligence report published by the Daily Beast web site.

The resource notes that a report of similar content, entitled "The Russian Navy: Implementation historical Change ”, published for the first time in 24 years.

“Russia has already begun, and in the coming decade will continue to take serious steps to expand the capabilities of its military fleet. We are talking about substantial but limited participation in a wider range of international issues, ”the text of the document gives. RIA News.

At the same time, the report stresses that "the Russian fleet is now controlled by a new post-Soviet generation of officers."

“Starting with the 2000s, as the situation in Russia stabilized, (Moscow) focused on renewing the viability of its armed forces, including the navy,” indicates report author George Fedoroff. “The previously suspended construction programs are now moving towards completion, and new projects are starting to allow the fleet to be completed with submarines and ships of the 21 of the 20th century.”

The publication notes the fact that the document "repeatedly mentions the Caliber missile system", the spread of which "will allow the Russian fleet to seriously expand the possibilities for deterring and destroying enemy targets."

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[starshina78]

Know our !!!

[alex-s]

And this is with the "torn to shreds" economy!

[Kent0001]

Unfortunately, “it’s not over yet,” and if oil is still so cheap, it can be adjusted in the direction of reducing defense costs, and the savings will simply be eaten by the social sector. And this, unfortunately, is one of the possible scenarios for the development of the situation ... pah-pah.

[cniza]

Yes, there is such a problem even without the development of its own industry, but for the time being, the military-industrial complex is managing to stop and transfer technologies to other sectors, and then there will be less dependence on oil.

[iConst]

Quote: Kent0001

Unfortunately, “it’s not over yet,” and if oil is still so cheap, it can be adjusted in the direction of reducing defense costs, and the savings will simply be eaten by the social sector. And this, unfortunately, is one of the possible scenarios for the development of the situation ... pah-pah.

- Oil "flooded" since about 2005. This allowed Russia to quickly pay off its debts and raised the bar for ordinary citizens.

And that’s it. From the word - at all. The Liberasts folded their paws: apparently they thought it was forever and reports about how awesome everything was in Libya and Syria, and there was no need to talk about the Saudis overwhelmed by television.

This would happen sooner or later. I just don’t know when it’s better.
But, experienced say: before you sit ...

[Altona]

Quote: iConst

And that’s it. From the word - at all. The Liberasts folded their paws: apparently they thought it was forever and reports about how awesome everything was in Libya and Syria, and there was no need to talk about the Saudis overwhelmed by television.

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Mother always says: "If you didn’t live well, then don’t fucking start." This is me for the fact that she always prepares for the worst-case scenario, like any old person. In order not to spend too much and prepare a financial pillow for black days, because the holiday cannot be eternal.

[Sasha 19871987]

but what did they want ??? the days of the corrupt humpbacked and drunk Yeltsin are over, for once again we realized that the people have two pillars — an army and a navy

[Mareman Vasilich]

Don't say gop until you jump.

[Al_oriso]

“Starting with the 2000s, as the situation in Russia stabilized, (Moscow) focused on renewing the viability of its armed forces, including the navy,” indicates report author George Fedoroff. “The previously suspended construction programs are now moving towards completion, and new projects are starting to allow the fleet to be completed with submarines and ships of the 21 of the 20th century.”

They flatter us. For some reason they need it, otherwise we would not have seen this report. Flattery is part of a hybrid war.

[Scoun]

Quote: Al_oriso

They flatter us

Well, their flattery to us is not so much))) and one of the researchers, even though George))) but Fedoroff)))
I honestly liked this passage.

This is about substantial but limited participation in a wider range of international issues ”,

That is, the author points out that "limited", that is, with less effort and expense, significantly influence international issues. Like from the Caspian we'll knock on the Mediterranean, or from many other places we can knock on the door.

[Luga]

Quote: Al_oriso

They flatter us. For some reason they need it, otherwise we would not have seen this report. Flattery is part of a hybrid war.

Flatter.
Another cry "give me money", no more.
And again: if the enemy scolds you, you are doing everything right. If praises - it is worth thinking hard.

[Altona]

Quote: sasha 19871987

but what did they want ??? the days of the corrupt humpbacked and drunk Yeltsin are over, for once again we realized that the people have two pillars — an army and a navy

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Now the ideology has changed a bit. Not just an army and just a fleet. A fleet and army with wide military capabilities to solve their geopolitical tasks.

[vovanpain]

The development of the Russian fleet in recent years “represents a serious challenge for the United States

According to the mattress's opinion, we should be a banana republic with a fleet on boats. Yes, figs to you.

points out report author George Fedoroff.

Another immigrant spitting in the former homeland.

[Starover_Z]

the spread of which "will allow the Russian fleet to seriously expand its capabilities to deter and destroy enemy targets."

Now they are going to hit "childhood" bed sickness ?!
It was not necessary to wake up a Russian bear !!!

[Ami du peuple]

Quote: vovanpain

In the mattress's opinion, we should be a banana republic with a fleet on boats.

I will correct it. In general, even without such a fleet and something floating. So their naval power will be calmer. Suddenly, as happened on the Aden raid in 2000, some unfortunate fiberglass motorboat loaded with explosives, their super-duper destroyer will blow up?

[jjj]

By the way, yesterday, on December 28, the multipurpose boat of 945A Pskov returned to the battle fleet of the Northern Fleet after completion of restoration work at the Nerpa plant. This was announced by the acting chief of the press service of the Northern Fleet, captain 2 rank Andrey Luzik.
And 75 years marks the White Sea Naval Base

[SANAY]

Have caught on! And in three years they will be late! Now is the most dangerous time! If only the American would-be advisers did not whisper to their idiot president of radical measures "to contain the Russian bear"

[Atrix]

Quote: starshina78

Know our !!!

What are you happy ??? You just don’t understand how budget sharing works. If tomorrow, intelligence releases a report stating that, for example, no threat comes from Russia or China, they will immediately cut back on military spending. So in most cases, all these intelligence reports that go to the press are for domestic consumption and for congress to scare the scary Russians so that they don't start cutting back on military spending.
You logically think what ships were accepted and in what quantity that could threaten the US Navy

[Boa kaa]

Quote: Atrix

You logically think what ships were accepted and in what quantity that could threaten the US Navy

Andrei, you consciously or not exclude such a component of increasing the combat effectiveness of the fleet as the modernization of the ship’s composition. The new filling and weapon systems make these ships quite competitive.
Well and then, the corvette, armed with Caliber, is inferior to missile EM in seaworthiness and navigation area, and is not inferior to it in the power of wearable weapons.
In general, the fifth point, the Amy feel that they are on the eve of a grand schucher: the PRC is building carriers, and may turn to us for weapons of destruction. And we will not refuse! And we ourselves are already approaching the line when we begin to build ships of the ocean zone. There are difficulties, of course, but they are surmountable. The start of construction of the AVU since 2019 is already being promoted. Anaerobic Viburnum on the way, The Leader matures, Borea and Ash-tree are slowly building ...
In short, wait and see!
Photo: The essence of modernization!

[dr.star75]

These, sorry partners, over the past 100 years, destroyed our fleet three times, but each time it was restored. I hope we are on a new round of recovery.

[voyaka uh]

We must be careful with the fleet. He is needed, but he is terribly ruinous
for the budget of any country. Both in the construction process and in the process
operation.
Therefore, we must very carefully decide what is really important.
In order not to get semi-completed ships, or completed and
rusting at the berths.

[afdjhbn67]

Quote: voyaka uh

Be careful with the fleet

And from the pace of development of the Chinese fleet, they probably concluded - we must surrender ..

[NEXUS]

Quote: afdjhbn67

And from the pace of development of the Chinese fleet, they probably concluded - we must surrender ..

The Japanese will be more worried about the Chinese Navy, because they have the "youngest" fleet, the ships of which were built in the 90-2000s ...

[kos2910]

He is needed, but he is terribly ruinous
for the budget of any country

And no one argues, that is why we are not building aircraft carriers, and the submarine fleet is based on submarine submarines of the Varshavyanka project with “Calibers” that can carry a nuclear charge. The sobering blow of the Caspian Flotilla was also produced by small rocket ships, not very expensive. If possible, they upgrade or use unfinished cruiser hulls. Tu-160 was also rescued from under the Ukrainian guilyatine, though not all.

[aleks 62 next]

.... We must be careful with the fleet. He is needed, but he is terribly ruinous
for the budget of any country ....

.... I agree .... But judging by the trends - this is taken into account .... For example, the construction of a fairly large series of RTOs, quite "toothy" ....

[voyaka uh]

Here I am also ... It’s more practical (and cheaper) to build
10 stealth corvettes with 4 CRs each, than one cruiser with 40 CRs ...
Small ships are not so effective for "showing the flag"
but they can bite harder than giants.

[Boa kaa]

Quote: voyaka uh

Small ships are not as effective for "displaying the flag", but they can bite more painfully than giants.

But only on their shores!
And in order to prevent the enemy’s AMG / KUG from reaching the frontier of the mission, it must be met at sea, away from coastal air defense systems, ARV systems, and assets of the Central Command ...
It will be difficult for kids in a stormy sea ... The "head-legs" dance is sometimes ... well, extremely tiring. And this quality is called seaworthiness, however!
So, ships of the ocean zone are also needed ... well, at least to cover our submarines from the PLC and Av PLO. At the same time, it is possible to bring the CRBD closer to the adversary, and in which case slip from an unexpected direction for him, eh?
Not convinced? Sorry...

[looker-on]

We will not sail to California. We will answer if they are to us while they themselves are vryatli. This is outside the doctrine and a 100% losing position. Even with aircraft carriers of which we don’t have, we don’t have them in fact! I consciously do not consider one gender as an aircraft carrier. (Before cons, check the current number of attack aircraft on board)

[24rus]

By the way, a good response to sanctions would be a ban on the import into Russia of US and NATO nuclear waste, including nuclear submarines

[FIREMAN]

As an option, but this is a question of very very big money and not always it can and should be resolved so radically. You can refuse, then they will trample this waste to Africa, or 404. If the latter option, then it is no longer funny.

[24rus]

Let the rod go to Africa and Ukraine. We live in Siberia and this rod is bad for us here

[tsvetkov1274]

Not with Zheleznogorsk by chance, Zema?

[24rus]

almost from Krasnoyarsk

[Petrix]

Quote: 24rus

we live in Siberia and this filth to us here

It is necessary to strain science and invent a way not to store waste, but to process it with the release of not only safe, but also useful energy-materials. And then there is beauty.

[Manul]

Quote: 24rus

Let the rod go to Africa and Ukraine. We live in Siberia and this rod is bad for us here

Quote: tsvetkov1274

tsvetkov1274 (1) Today, 11:59 ↑
Not with Zheleznogorsk by chance, Zema?

Please explain - what does "rod" mean? It seems that there should be some kind of processing (which they do not know how to do in the West), and some kind of recyclable materials .. Do you have waste in the regions there? We're not from there.

[Andrey Skokovsky]

Quote: 24rus

By the way, a good response to sanctions would be a ban on the import into Russia of US and NATO nuclear waste, including nuclear submarines

But how do you look at the fact that in modern Russian nuclear power plants, these "terrible waste" are nothing more than a completely normal fuel, and we are also given money for them?

or the fact that a significant part of these "waste" is our own fuel for which we were paid with the condition of further export

or what do we build abroad nuclear power plants and sell fuel to it?

sort it out first ...

[Boa kaa]

Quote: Andrey Skokovsky

sort it out first ...

Better to read about the Beloyarsk NPP. These wastes (MOX fuel, 235U and 239Pu) are exactly the fuel for its fast reactors: An environmentally friendly "closed" nuclear fuel cycle is being formed. Multiplier reactors made it possible to abandon "weapons-grade plutonium / uranium factories".
And you: why do we, for big bucks, take waste from their "yesterday's" nuclear industry, so that we have fuel for the BN NPP.
Best regards,

[Andrey Skokovsky]

Quote: BoA KAA

Let’s better read about Beloyarsk NPP ....

the guys tried to raise our "Krasnoyarsk" Temka

in the Krasnoyarsk Zheleznogorsk, the development of the nuclear industry of Russia is underway - they are building a storage facility for atomic waste, building at a specialized enterprise and specialists nuclear

for some reason, all the "human rights activists" and "greens" are sharply concerned about the "problem"!
but only after a close examination of the "concerned" there are a couple of unique associations: they are from NGOs or most likely "foreign agents"! or this or that, no options
there are also many unfortunately already "maydanutyh" in the sense of deceived compatriots enthusiastically creating extras for these figures .....

[AlexTires]

Another stuffing, in order to brainwash the Congress first, and then the people, justifying the need for new costs for the Navy ...

[Kupez4]

That Yankees something like that.

[V.ic]

The most serious threat to the USA is its cancer = Fed.

[afdjhbn67]

Quote: V.ic

The most serious threat to the USA is its cancer = Fed.

This is for Russia, not for the USA.

[marder4]

woke up, where did they look before?

[Alekseir162]

woke up, where did they look before?

And they, in fact, like children, invent explanations for themselves and believe in them themselves, and then wonder why their explanations do not coincide with reality.

[pvv113]

Quote: vovanpain

In the mattress's opinion, we should be a banana republic with a fleet on boats.

It is these Americans who are not afraid

[Alexey-74]

It's only the beginning......

[rotmistr60]

The time has passed for a possible, almost unpunished, interference in the affairs of Russia both domestically and abroad. If the issue of strengthening and increased capabilities of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation has begun to constantly lurk, then not only the money that they want to knock out, but really surprise and fears play a role here.

[Dmitry Potapov]

My personal opinion is that we would have a dozen "Peter the Great" by the number of US AUGs, and everything would be covered in chocolate,

[Mountain shooter]

They really didn’t expect our response - with RTOs of all types with “Caliber” on board. Europe was "under the gun".
And from the North Atlantic - and part of the US East Coast. Ships of 700 tons with a displacement are not so small, and quite seaworthy. The English corvettes of the northern convoys of the Second World War were no larger.

[tsvetkov1274]

The intelligence report is published in the media .. do you believe that ?? !!: / We disagree.

[morpogr]

If this is really a leak from the report, then it is nice and as Rogozin put it, it’s a direct balm for the soul. But in no case can one rest on one’s laurels or calm down the military-industrial complex and shipbuilding at this stage act as locomotives that push our industry forward.

[rus-5819]

new projects begin to allow the completion of the fleet with submarines and ships of the 21st century

"Boreas" crept up unnoticed! Happy New Year, striped!

[76SSSR]

George Fedoroff

Oh, Zhora Fedorov ... What did they do to you ?! But you could become a HUMAN if you didn’t fall asleep in the cargo ship’s hold then ...) And we, like fools, have been looking for you for a week at the port, but you sailed away ...)

[avg-mgn]

At the same time, the report stresses that "the Russian fleet is now controlled by a new post-Soviet generation of officers."


Glad for the seaman new wave. Since there are post-Soviet Officers, there will be a Fleet, no worse than the Soviet. Not everyone can trade oil!
And the United States has not canceled the command "PISS"!

[brisk]

George Fedorov flogs nonsense. If he really said that. Then the Swedish Navy is also a huge threat to the United States. They have as many as 3 Gotland! What a threat? Did the Russian Navy catch up with the US Navy? Fools are they all there or something ... And then what is not a threat to the United States? Each updated boat to coordinate in writing with americas?

[31rus]

Dear, you should not trust these laudatory writers so much, firstly in the article itself not a single sample of the new ship is given, but only the Caliber rocket, and in rocket technology and the creation of rocket systems we have always been on an equal footing or slightly ahead, and secondly This article is said with a perspective on the development of the fleet, and knowing our economy at the moment, questions arise, how do experts know what, where, when, and how much more?

[Umnichka]

Publicly available intelligence report ... Something is wrong here. These "leaks" have their own purposes. that's just what ... The simplest one is asking - to justify the increase in funding for their own aircraft. Our Navy, of course, is not a weak organization, but to threaten the states in such a way is complete garbage.

[Flat5160]

And what is new they can and we can not?

[Patriot 771]

As long as we are one, we are invincible.

[afrikanez]

Easier to find out. which is not a threat to the states.

[Svetlana]

Quote: voyaka uh

We must be careful with the fleet. He is needed, but he is terribly ruinous

Shipbuilding will revitalize related industries. Therefore, in the end we get not ruin, but profit in the country's economy.

[looker-on]

Will revive, I agree, but the processes for decades: (Well if we see. Or sons. It's bad if again you need to "tighten your belts and fasten" but in fact: those who were at the helm and "who's new" are to blame for everything?

[Denis Skiff]

that's exactly why the fleet needs to be developed, so that we don’t be a threat, but be wherever we want.