NATO Has a Russian Submarine Problem
NATO's underwater capabilities "atrophied" after the Cold War, experts have told Newsweek, while Russia has focused on underwater power
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NATO's underwater capabilities "atrophied" after the Cold War, experts have told Newsweek, while Russia has focused on underwater power
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Russia's submarine fleet has a "primary goal" of "delivering strategic nuclear strikes against the U.S.," according to one expert.
The Yasen-class submarines are "impressive" vessels operated by the Russian navy, Newsweek has been told.
Russia's "likely to attack the United States in those cases in which they feel it's necessary," the head of the Russia Maritime Studies Institute told Newsweek.