The submarine "Severodvinsk" from the underwater position hit the coastal target

The crew of the newest submarine of the North fleet Severodvinsk (project 885) in the Barents Sea launched a Caliber cruise missile from an underwater position for an educational purpose at the Chizh training ground (Arkhangelsk region), the press service reports Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

It is noted that "the rocket hit the training target with high accuracy."

"Control of the launch of a cruise missile at sea was carried out by representatives of the command of the Northern Fleet and the submarine forces of the Northern Fleet from the side of the large anti-submarine ship Vice Admiral Kulakov," the release says.

It is reported that the nuclear submarine Severodvinsk went to sea a few days ago, during which time, along with preparation for missile firing, the submarine crew performed control exercises of the combat training course during the winter training period and conducted joint exercises with the sea aviation Northern Fleet. "

The crew of the submarine will continue to perform tasks at sea, the return of the submarine to the base is expected on the eve of Victory Day.

Help Ministry of Defense: "Multipurpose nuclear submarine" Severodvinsk "is the lead ship of the project 885" Ash ", was adopted in the Russian Navy in June 2014 year. In March, 2016, the submarine was enrolled in the permanent alert forces of the Northern Fleet. During the trial operation, the crew conducted a series of tests. weapons, technical means and systems of the ship in various modes of operation, including during deep-sea diving ".

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[RUSOIVAN]

More starts: Different and accurate!

[cniza]

Well, why did Norway decide to build a fence, from whom will it protect? Yes, and we do not need it, breathe evenly and no one will ever touch you.

[RUSOIVAN]

Fences are now in fashion :) Yatsenyuk in the know!)

[Thrall]

Norway poorly studied transcript of Putin's press conference

[Seaman77]

Well, finally, and "Ash" shot out! And then everything is only 636.3 ...

[godofwar6699]

The launch of the Caliber cruise missile was successfully carried out with the Severodvinsk nuclear submarine

[Thunderbolt]

Quote: cniza

Well, why did Norway decide to build a fence, from whom will it protect?

All the activities carried out by the NATO bloc and its special partners are not aimed at defending against Russia, but to create favorable conditions for an attack on it. However, from the lips of NATO generals and high-ranking Western politicians, these activities are disguised as protection from the Russian threat and forced defense. And in Russia, the prevailing opinion is that Western countries are stupid and not far-sighted, and all their preparations are in vain, because. We are Russians and are not going to attack them. This is partly true. We are not going to, but they set fire to Ukraine and are operating in Syria, forcing us to stretch the front and forcing us to actively advance in Syria in a difficult situation of civil war, the incommensurability of the military and financial potential of Assad and the opposing coalition, with dangerous communications. Can you see how huskies attack a bear? Surround and randomly alternate bites. The bear cannot cover all zones at once and gets wounded. In such a situation, it would be optimal to break the backs of the dogs in turn, but it would not be according to the rules of world politics, and not in our interests. Therefore, we need a thick skin, and also highly equipped mobile forces capable of extinguishing a conflict of ANY complexity with conventional weapons in the shortest possible time. Well, of course, the bear needs double-barreled guns so that Mr. Hunter does not interfere and hold his huskies on a leash. We have the "Shotgun", which was what Severodvinsk told the whole world about. The rest we will see on May 9 at the parade and therewhere it's hot.

[Tusv]

Quote: RUSOIVAN

More starts: Different and accurate!

Learning is light, but unlearned dark remains the Baltic

[sanja.grw]

Calibration went into fashion. Good luck to them in their hard work of maintaining peace, otherwise some of them have some desires.

[pilot8878]

Quote: sanja.grw

, Good luck to them in their hard work of peacekeeping, otherwise they will have some desires

Correction: not easy, some, several and a number of other words with the prefix "not" are written LITTELY.

[Wolverine]

Well done, but I would like that in civilian life were the same success. We need peace reports, they built a plant there, they launched a production line, etc.

[DIVAN SOLDIER]

Improving the lives of ordinary citizens? Yes it is fantastic !!

[sanja.grw]

Improving the lives of ordinary citizens? Yes it is fantastic !!

We need peace reports, they built a plant there, they launched a production line, etc.

Almaz-Antey for the production of S-500 was opened in our Nizhny Zavod

[Seaman77]

Quote: sanja.grw

Almaz-Antey for the production of S-500

That is why there is not much such news ....

Improving the lives of ordinary citizens? Yes it is fantastic !!

Dear Divan Soldier, you first get up from the couch ....

[Lt. Air Force stock]

Quote: Seaman77

That is why there is not much such news ....

The Americans have recently become more and more impudent in the last two weeks 2 planes have been intercepted over the Baltic, 1 destroyer and 1 P-8 Poseidon near the Kamchatka Peninsula, it is necessary to produce and put the S-500 faster on the western borders, in the Kaliningrad region, in the Leningrad region, on Kola Peninsula and to Karelia.

[g1v2]

For you, yes. Well, for those who look around it is a reality. As good as it is now, the vast majority of Russians did not live NEVER - neither in the USSR nor in the Russian Empire. Another thing is that all this is taken for granted and it seems that it has always been so. Personally, I remember how in Moscow I slept in a truck in a queue for a shitty closet in 1985 with my father and how we brought food from St. Petersburg to the Volga region, because there was no way to get the sausage, and I remember Bush’s paws too. I don’t need to tell me how well they lived in the late USSR. When the changes go smoothly, the improvement in life is not very noticeable, and when the changes are abrupt, such as in 2014, it immediately catches the eye. However, it is enough to recall the 80s and 90s, and it immediately becomes clear that all our momentary problems are babble in comparison with life in the late USSR or Yeltsin Russia. It is a fact.

[11 black]

Quote: g1v2

For you, yes. Well, for those who look around it is a reality. As good as it is now, the vast majority of Russians did not live NEVER - either in the USSR or in the Russian Empire. Another thing is that all this is taken for granted and it seems that it has always been so. Personally, I remember how in Moscow I spent the night in a truck in a queue for a shitty cabinet in 1985 with my father and how we brought food from St. Petersburg to the Volga region, because there was no way to get the sausage, and I remember Bush’s paws too. I don’t need to tell me how well they lived in the late USSR. When the changes go smoothly, the improvement in life is not very noticeable, and when the changes are abrupt like the 2014 of the year, it immediately catches the eye. However, it is enough to recall the 80 and 90, and it immediately becomes clear that all our immediate problems are babble compared to life in the late USSR or Yeltsin Russia. It is a fact. hi

This was the main mistake of the USSR - a country with a planned economy, where the state determines the standard of living of the population, systematically, SYSTEMATICALLY saved on it for the sake of the army, navy, new weapons projects - no doubt, this is all necessary business, but everything is good in moderation .. .more especially when for the sake of this they save on sausage, cabinets, etc., etc. Even on the information - everywhere you look rabid propaganda and only - how everything is fine with us, how everything is bad around.
Not to mention televisions, VCRs, washing machines, etc. etc. - even in amusement parks comparable to Disney Land, which the USSR did not have in principle. Compared to Canada, let alone the United States, people lived in the Stone Age. Even soap powder washing powder says a lot.
The army, navy, missiles, weapons projects are all good, but the main thing in the state is still the quality of life of its citizens, the USSR forgot about it and we know how it ended, we are still trying to disentangle it - and there might not have been a crisis of 90 x, a great country might not have collapsed - there was no need to save on the quality of life, then you wouldn't have to lie to people about the "decaying West" ... IMHO

[Muvka]

Quote: Wolverine

Well done, but I would like that in civilian life were the same success. We need peace reports, they built a plant there, they launched a production line, etc.

Go to the "doneunas" website. It's full of such news. You are looking in the wrong place. This is a military site. Why should there be news about factories?

[Roman 11]

Quote: Muvka

Why the hell should there be news about the factories?

From the direct! War has always been, is and will be a derivative of the economy.

The more factories, the more profit, the more arms purchases, the more scientific military developments, the well-fed army, the higher its professional level, etc.

[Muvka]

Quote: Novel 11

Quote: Muvka

Why the hell should there be news about the factories?

From the direct! War has always been, is and will be a derivative of the economy.

The more factories, the more profit, the more arms purchases, the more scientific military developments, the well-fed army, the higher its professional level, etc.

And the economy, these are factories, and the factories are people, and people, these are cities and their houses, and their houses, this is their economy. According to this logic, there should be news here, like my neighbor milked a cow. Rave.

[Roman 11]

Quote: Wolverine

We need peace reports, they built a plant there, they launched a production line, etc.

And agriculture ?? I bet - if we put into production neglected arable territories (I don’t stutter about new ones), then there’s no need to sell strategic raw materials (oil, nickel, palladium, potassium, etc.). Himself required !! And additional agricultural products will block at least the export of oil and gas, metals, and other sectors.
It is only necessary to adopt a competent law on abandoned land.

[VNP1958PVN]

And one must not make a mistake, so that the "Calibers" near the Donbass hit, wrongly - damn it, on the skaklyat gunners ...

[cerbuk6155]

Happy holiday to all of you. Health and happiness to all RUSSIANS.

[yahont]

Good news!!

[faterdom]

Arkhangelsk has never renamed, and if the name of the region helps the happy fate of our products (nuclear submarines) - good luck!

[kolexxx]

Further successful launches!

[Zomanus]

Just one rocket. That would be a gulp to hit yes on diverse and diverse goals.

[kolobok63]

Ammunition stockpile spent on empty? Each rocket is not small money costs! Maybe try to pull in the mattress? , or kyiv?

[NEXUS]

Quote: Zomanus

Just one rocket. That would be a gulp to hit yes on diverse and diverse goals.

I believe that soon we will see a salvo from Severodvinsk. One is sad, this is a shift in the construction time of the next 4 885s. But these MAPLs are now more necessary than ever for us. In this regard, the urgent issue is the laying of the Huskies MAPs, and with a larger series than Ash.

[Sergey333]

Quote: kolobok63

Ammunition stockpile spent on empty? Each rocket is not small money costs! Maybe try to pull in the mattress? , or kyiv?

But this is an indicator that the weapon is serviceable and can be used at any time.

[The legacy of ancestors]

Quote: cniza

Well, why did Norway decide to build a fence, from whom will it protect? Yes, and we do not need it, breathe evenly and no one will ever touch you.

Yes, really ... Knowing which Way thief, you always need to keep the barrel loaded for him.

[KaPToC]

What is your evidence?

[graf_]

Larger nuclear submarines and closer to the shores of Merikosia ....

[955535]

Good steamer. Had to experience.

[Sultan Babai]

Caliber is a good argument in conversations with partners. You can interrogate to hundreds of international law norms arbitrarily (as a lawyer say), but not be heard ... or have a couple dozen carriers of these missiles and I will be attentive to you. Just the same, your speeches will listen attentively and with rapture. This is me to the fact that the truth is simple respected only by the strong. Submariners, testers and creators of the project 885 my greatest respect !!!

[cergey51046]

Know and beware of ours.

[Viktr458]

Well done brother

[Wolka]

a good yet another demonstration of the strength of the Russian Navy, with the initiative of the moroman, and as a warning especially dull, if necessary, we will get it anywhere and anytime ...

[Roxs]

ok, pleased
Now I would organize the next launch with hypersonic CR)

[Jon]

Nice Russia will be too tough for the USA - and there will be peace