The Sevmash shipyard has unveiled Russia’s latest Yasen-M nuclear submarine, named Ulyanovsk. This cutting-edge vessel will undergo rigorous testing before it officially joins the Northern Fleet. The Yasen-M class marks a major advancement in Russia’s naval power, integrating capabilities for both anti-submarine and land-attack operations alongside state-of-the-art armament. The Russian Navy anticipates welcoming this sophisticated submarine by December 2027. The Sevmash shipyard has unveiled Russia’s latest Yasen-M nuclear submarine, named Ulyanovsk. This cutting-edge vessel will undergo rigorous testing before it officially joins the Northern Fleet. The Yasen-M class marks a major advancement in Russia’s naval power, integrating capabilities for both anti-submarine and land-attack operations alongside state-of-the-art armament. The Russian Navy anticipates welcoming this sophisticated submarine by December 2027.
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