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Images reveal the cramped interior of a Cold War-era Soviet submarine She stalked Nato ships during the Cold War, lurking in the depths of the ocean on long-range patrols. And these photographs show just what a grim job it would have been for those on board. They show the poky interior of a Foxtrot-class Soviet submarine called B-143, operational from 1960 to 1991 and which would have carried a complement of nearly 80 men - and an armament of heavyweight torpedoes, including a nuclear one. © Chiffa Photography

Advertisement She stalked Nato ships during the Cold War, lurking in the depths of the ocean on long-range patrols. And these photographs show just what a grim job it would have been for those on board. They show the poky interior of a Foxtrot-class Soviet submarine called B-143, operational from 1960 to 1991 and which would have carried a complement of nearly 80 men - and an armament of heavyweight torpedoes, including a nuclear one. The pictures were taken by Ukrainian-Belgian couple Olga Sorukhanova and Vladimir Kouksov, who run Chiffa Photography, and record a slice of Cold War history fo...