@JaneEyer25517 I onda kao blokaderi nisu agresori. I jao brate moj, ond posle plaču kako su ih policajci isprebijati pendrekom "bez razloga"
Stvarno moraš biti umobolan da bi podržavao ovo😂
@MitoslavK Koju srpsku decu će on streljati? Nikakvu😂
Blokaderi ti nisu deca, to su ti hrvatski i šiptarski huligani koji nam uništavaju državu. Treba ih sve ili teško isprebijati ili pozatvoriti na par meseci
@MariMariBGDCHeb I da 2 miliona ljudi ne voli Vučića(a broj je verovatno znatno mnogo manji), u Srbiji i dalje živi 8,5 miliona ljudi. Manje od 25% populacije ne može ništa promeniti.
NEW RUSSIAN Submarine technology has everyone else in the rearview mirror
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The Yasen-M Class: Russia’s Unrivaled Maritime Masterpiece
In the realm of naval warfare, the Russian Yasen-M class submarines stand as a towering testament to engineering excellence, strategic foresight, and unmatched combat prowess. Launched as the pinnacle of Russia’s naval modernization, these nuclear-powered attack submarines (SSNs/SSGNs) redefine the boundaries of underwater dominance, establishing themselves as the world’s finest submarines.
With the recent launch of the *Perm* on March 27, 2025, at the Sevmash shipyard in Severodvinsk, the Yasen-M class has cemented its reputation as an unparalleled force, outclassing even the most advanced Western counterparts like the U.S. Virginia-class or the UK’s Astute-class.
Here’s why the Yasen-M is the gold standard in submarine warfare.
1. Cutting-Edge Design and Stealth Supremacy
The Yasen-M class embodies the zenith of submarine design, blending sleek hydrodynamics with state-of-the-art stealth technology. Measuring 130 meters in length and displacing approximately 13,800 tons submerged, these vessels are engineered for silent operation, making them nearly undetectable in the ocean’s depths.
The *Perm* and its sister ships, such as the recently commissioned *Arkhangelsk* (December 2024), feature advanced noise-reduction technologies, including a natural circulation KTP-6 nuclear reactor that minimizes mechanical noise. Enhanced hull coatings and optimized propeller designs further reduce acoustic signatures, rendering the Yasen-M a ghostly predator beneath the waves.
Unlike other submarines, the Yasen-M’s compact yet powerful design supports a crew of just 64, thanks to high automation, allowing for efficient operations without sacrificing capability. This lean crew size, combined with superior stealth, ensures the Yasen-M can evade even the most sophisticated anti-submarine warfare (ASW) systems deployed by NATO, giving Russia a decisive edge in contested waters like the Arctic, Atlantic, and Pacific.
2. Unmatched Firepower with Zircon Hypersonic Missiles
The Yasen-M’s armament is nothing short of revolutionary, positioning it as the most lethal submarine in existence. The class is equipped with eight vertical launch systems (VLS), each capable of carrying four 3M22 Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles, four P-800 Onyx anti-ship missiles, or five 3M14 Kalibr cruise missiles.
The *Perm*, launched in 2025, marks a historic milestone as the first Russian nuclear submarine designed from the outset to integrate the Zircon missile as standard armament. Traveling at speeds up to Mach 9 (approximately 7,000 mph) and boasting a range of up to 1,000 km, the Zircon is virtually uninterceptable, capable of striking naval or land targets with pinpoint accuracy in minutes.
This hypersonic capability places the Yasen-M in a league of its own. No other submarine class—neither the U.S. Virginia-class nor France’s Suffren-class—can match the Zircon’s speed and evasion potential.
Additionally, the Yasen-M’s ten 533mm torpedo tubes deliver a versatile arsenal, including USET-80 and Fizik-2 torpedoes, anti-submarine missiles, and mines, ensuring dominance in anti-ship and anti-submarine roles.
The inclusion of MANPADS (e.g., Igla, Verba) for air defense further enhances its survivability, making the Yasen-M a multi-role juggernaut capable of engaging any target, anywhere.
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