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Home›Russian Navy Waives Further Construction of Project 677 Lada Submarines

February 10, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Russian Navy Waives Further Construction of Project 677 Lada Submarines

Russian Navy waives further construction of Project 677 Lada submarines; currently built subs will be upgraded, Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Admiral Vladimir Vysotsky told RIA Novosti. Project Lada diesel electric submarines were designed late in XX century. Presently, none of them is in service;

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Russian Navy waives further construction of Project 677 Lada submarines; currently built subs will be upgraded, Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Admiral Vladimir Vysotsky told RIA Novosti .

Project Lada diesel electric submarines were designed late in XX century. Presently, none of them is in service; lead submarine of the project – SSK St. Petersburg – is under trial operation at Baltic Fleet.

“Russian Navy does not need Lada in current variant. We don’t need new ‘brains’ and arms mounted on past-age powerplant. Why? Who needs it? Moreover, operational features are also obsolete” , said the Navy CinC.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff , February 10, 2012

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