Russia's Latest Submarine Capabilities Explained

The Russian Navy's submarine force has gone through a massive rearmament and modernization in the past 10 years. At the same time the Cold war submarine games have returned. And is still well regarded by NATO navies as a competent and well equipped adversely. Let's introduce the main types of submarine and new capabilities, both current and near-future.

[megatondiplomat]

I'm completely capable of having a conversation about Russian sub capability and keeping that separate from the political and military situation in Eastern Europe, as I imagine most of your audience is. Thanks for the video.

[southjerseysound]

well said, as a former submariner I've always had a great respect for the Russian submariners. But thanks to recent events I've had people commenting stuff like how about them Russians now and feel that is a huge mistake especially considering what I know and it's nice to see the facts in a clear and concise once again you have nailed it and thanks for doing what you do. There's only so much I can say without getting closer than I like to classified materials. Being able to direct people to your site and now videos makes educating people so much easier and I wanted to say thanks

[sharg]

As usual, most interesting and nice to hear someone that makes a difference between facts, rumours and "what is imagined".

[ibbylancaster]

Thank you again for your wonderful videos. You are truly a wonderful source of information. In the last few years, I have become more interested in subs and the history of them. Being from the eastern part of North Carolina in the US, I have always enjoyed the history of this area. I remember when the Hunley was found and eventually raised. Having traveled extensively up and down the East coast, I have gone past the exits for Groton Ct and Savannah Ga sub bases. I’m thankful for finding Sub Brief and eventually, your channel. Lots of great info from you both. It’s nice to know what the “other team” is bringing to the fight. One of my fathers good friends was on attack boats in the 70’s when the “Cold war” was in full swing.

[theoriginaldylangreene]

"During times of war, truth is the first casualty." As said by some one much smarter than myself.
Thank you for keeping this video as fact based as possible. It's a very interesting topic, and I think has more bearing on the future of warfare than the current land war.
Sadly it's becoming ever more difficult to find objectively researched presentations over feelings, hopes, wishes and outright propaganda.

[fugehdehyou]

Just discovered this channel and oh boy. Let the binge begin!

[petrolekh]

Thank you for the level-headed analysis in this time of intense information warfare.

[Matt-rebt]

The AUKUS agreement will see Australia receive the technology to develop/build nuclear powered subs. The view, at least here in Australia, is that we'll base a design on a US frame, but it's my view that the Astute class would be a better fit for our navy. I'd be fascinated on your views on the topic.

[xcutepoison]

I've been watching your videos for quite a while now and I think I just gotta say thank you for this great and interesting content! I enjoyed every single one of your chats and it's been giving me a very good insight into a topic that I used to have little to no knowledge about. So thank you for that, I hope you have a nice day :)

[GarfieldRex]

Outstanding analysis as usual, thank you! 👌 Maybe topic for a future video: the future of some navies.

[entvisual]

2:10 ‘It’s up there’ I agree thanks for research!! 😃😃

[AbRob]

Great overview ! Thanks for putting the time and energy into this

[kylanwalters]

I LOVE these presentations. Have been binging all of your videos this week. Excellent information.

[wootle]

Wonderful channel, we are so spoilt to have ready access to your incredible knowledge. You and Sub Brief are my favorites!

[arioch]

Excellent job covering a lot of material! Thank you and keep up the good work. I was a sonar tech aboard the USS Kinkaid (DD-965) from 1985-1989 out of San Diego and like to keep up on info.

[khimbittle]

good video, look forward to a video on seabed operations

[mrrolandlawrence]

excellent video as always. pretty much the gold standard on open source intelligence!

[richtea]

Always great to see another sensible video.

[Analitique]

For the Kilo class AIP problem the Export variant “Amur“ class deals with this which means that it is most certain that Russia has an upgrade package for them already otherwise they won’t be exporting it. Great video that’s a sub for you. Looking forward to your channel and keep up the work.

[camiemengineer]

FIRST CLASS PRESENTATION, (even if unscripted), and very informative. Thank you.