Explosions rock Russian ammunition depot in Siberia
Huge fire balls followed by delayed sonic booms were caught on camera in Siberia after a fire at a Russia military storage base. One person was killed and at least seven more were injured when the fire triggered huge explosions that sent shrapnel flying. Thousands of local residents were evacuated from nearby neighbourhoods
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Russian nuclear submarine ablaze at shipyard in Severodvinsk
A fire has broken out on a Russian nuclear submarine undergoing repair work at a shipyard in Severodvinsk. The cause of the fire is believed to be related to welding work. Firefighters may submerge burning Russian nuclear sub to put out the dry dock fire. FULL STORY:
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Spectacular explosions after fire at Russian arms depot in Siberia
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Russian modern submarines defenseless against foreign torpedoes
Russian submarines, including the newest ones, have no effective anti-torpedo protection, and they are not going to have it in the near future. This is a critical issue in their combat capability. Military Review expert Maxim Klimov substantiated his point of view on the example of nuclear submarine K-560 Severodvinsk, the lead ship of project 885 Yasen. The submarine was passed into service at the Northern Fleet of the Russian Navy in 2014, but still lacks anti-torpedo protection systems. It goes about hydroacoustic countermeasures that are effective against modern torpedoes.
Neither Yasen nor 955 Borei class submarines have elementary protection against torpedoes, and all Russian officials behind these projects are very well aware of that. However, the expert believes, if the commander-in-chief, the president that is, had been informed of the real state of affairs, the question would have been resolved in a year or two.
Yasen and Borei underwater cruisers are submarines of the last, fourth generation. Russia has only one 885 project submarine in service - the Severodvinsk - and three 955 nuclear cruisers - the Yuri Dolgoruky, the Alexander Nevsky and the Vladimir Monomakh. Borei submarines are part of the maritime component of Russia's nuclear triad.
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The Russian Navy’s second Project 885-M Yasen M-class multipurpose nuclear-powered attack submarine Novosibirsk was launched and put to water on December 25th.
An official ceremony was held in the Semash shipyard.
Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Nikolai Evmenov stated, “The strategic and multipurpose nuclear submarines that the Navy is equipped with embody the best scientific achievements in the field of domestic submarine shipbuilding.”
In his speech, the commander of the White Sea Naval Base, Konstantin Kabantsov, emphasized that “Novosibirsk is a modern warship that meets all the requirements and has unique combat capabilities. The ships of this series are capable of solving a wide range of tasks to defeat underwater, surface and ground targets.
“Novosibirsk” was laid down in July 2013 and is expected to enter service by the end of 2020.
Yasen is one submarine class that the U.S military was concerned about.
Some time back U.S.Navy’s top submarine officers, Rear Admiral Dave Johnson stated,
We’ll be facing tough potential opponents. One only has to look at the Severodvinsk, [first vessel of Yasen class], Russia’s version of a nuclear guided missile submarine (SSGN).” He was so impressed with this ship that he had built a model from unclassified data so that he could look at it every day on his way to his office”.
In this video Defense Updates reports on the deployment of Yasen M class nuclear-powered attack submarine Novosibirsk.
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Submerged Russian nuclear submarine fires Kalibr cruise missile in Arctic drills
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A Russian nuclear submarine, Severodvinsk, has carried out firing drills in the Barents Sea, successfully striking a coastal target in the Arctic with the latest Kalibr cruise missile from a submerged position.
The crew of the latest multipurpose nuclear submarine of the Northern Fleet, Project 885 Severodvinsk, successfully launched the missile from the Barents Sea, the Russian military said in a statement.
The missile hit its target in the Arkhangelsk region “with high accuracy”, the statement added. The strike was conducted as part of wider navy combat drills in the area.
The ministry also noted that Severodvinsk, which sailed to sea earlier this week, has carried out a number of other drills within the winter framework training exercises of Russia's Northern Fleet.
Russian Kalibr missiles were also tested on the Caspian Flotilla during week-long drills that involved some 20 vessels and concluded on Friday.
“A strike group of the flotilla has conducted firing drills using naval practice targets and hit them successfully,” the press service said.
Ships with the Russian Navy’s Caspian Flotilla fired off 3M-14 submarine-launched cruise missiles (SLCM) for the first time on Islamic State targets in Syria on October 7 and November 20.
Ever since the debut, the Kalibr became one of the main perceived threats to US security. The Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) said in December that it“is profoundly changing [Russia’s] ability to deter, threaten or destroy adversary targets.”
With a range of roughly of 2,000 km, the supersonic 3M-54 Kalibr missile is small enough to be carried by submarines and small warships. Furthermore the missile is capable of carrying both a conventional or nuclear warhead and is able to penetrate the enemy’s missile defense systems thus changing the calculus of the reach and effectiveness of smaller navy ships.
Russian submarine fire shrouded in mystery
Russia's defence minister on Wednesday said some crew members survived a fire that killed 14 sailors on one of the Russian navy's deep-sea research submersibles.
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Russia launches Second YASEN Class Submarine
Russia launches second Yasen-class submarine
Russia’s second Yasen-class submarine was launched at the Sevmash shipyards in Severodvinsk, the country’s state-controlled media reported.
Kazan, a nuclear-powered vessel, departed the port following a ceremony attended by high-ranking Russian military officials and their industry partners.
“The launch of an advanced multi-role submarine of the improved project Yasen-M is quite an event for the whole of the country, its armed forces and its navy,” Admiral Vladimir Korolyov said during the ceremony, according to the TASS news agency. “We are in the process of creating a submarine group capable of coping with missions around the world and maintaining Russia’s security.”
The launched submarine has been under construction since 2009 as part of the Kremlin’s plan to build a total of seven Yasen-class submarines by 2023. The Kremlin contracted Russian firm St. Petersberg Naval Bureau of Machine-Building to design the ship.
Russian forces expect to formally receive Kazan in 2018.
Yasen-class submarines are one of the Kremlin’s several undersea projects. Russian state media reported in February two new diesel-electric submarines are scheduled to be launched in 2017.
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What's behind Russia's mysterious nuclear incident? | DW News
In Russia the Kremlin says it's winning the race to develop cutting edge nuclear weapons, despite a mysterious explosion at a military testing site, which killed at least five nuclear scientists. Following the blast, authorities ordered the evacuation of a village close to the accident site in northern Russia, only to cancel the order hours later. Local officials had reported a spike in radiation levels in the area, while Russia's defense ministry said radiation levels were normal. The conflicting accounts are adding to the uncertainty surrounding the incident.
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The United States Navy was already impressed with the original Severodvinsk, which is an older design that had been under construction since 1993 before eventually being commissioned into service in December 2013.
Real Footage, Huge explosion rocks Russian military base
Aug 6, 2019. Achinsk, Russia. Huge fire balls followed by delayed sonic booms were caught on camera in Siberia after a fire at a Russia military storage base. The blast was at an ammunition dump at the base, which is six miles from Achinsk, a closed military town in the Krasnoyarsk region of Siberia.
One person was killed and at least 8 more were injured when the fire triggered huge explosions that sent shrapnel flying. Around 6,000 residents in the Krasnoyarsk region in eastern Siberia were evacuated as authorities declared a state of emergency.
The cause of the blast is still under investigation, but ammunition depot explosions are not unusual in Russia.
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The Russian Defense Ministry was quoted as saying by Russian news agencies that 14 Russian submariners have been killed in a incident.
As per sources, the incident took place on the AS-31 deep-sea nuclear submarine nicknamed Losharik.
Losharik was designed for research, rescue and special operations and can hold up to 25 crew members.
As per reports, a fire broke out at 8:30 p.m. on Monday.
The ministry reported,
On July 1 in Russian territorial waters, a fire broke out on board a deep-water scientific research vessel that was studying the marine environment of the world ocean on behalf of the Russian navy. Fourteen submariners died as the result of smoke inhalation ... Work is underway to establish the cause of the incident. The investigation is being conducted by the commander-in-chief of the navy.”
The ministry stated, the fire was extinguished “thanks to the self-sacrificing actions of the team,” The incident is believed to have occurred off Russia’s northern shore in the Barents Sea, though the ministry has not provided specific details
President Putin stated, “This is a great loss”,
A U.S. 6th Fleet spokesperson told USNI News he was unaware of any requests for assistance from the Russian government.
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Nuclear explosion in Russia is proofed
On August 8, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that an explosion occurred while testing a liquid-propelled propulsion system at a training ground in the Arkhangelsk region.
Since then, interest in the incident has only increased. Even the Pentagon became interested in the case. In particular, Donald Trump tweeted that the United States is carefully studying what actually exploded in Severodvinsk and what could be the consequences. Trump stressed that the incident is troubling and that it is not good!
At the moment, most experts have associated this with testing the elements of the Burevestnik cruise missile, which in the US is called Skyfall.
Some experts are sure that the tragedy most likely occurred during the development of a miniature nuclear power plant for the Burevestnik missile. Russian meteorologists also confirm this version, who recorded a 16-fold excess of radiation background in Severodvinsk immediately after the explosion. If this is so, it means that Russia is testing a new nuclear rocket engine, and from here it is clear why this is alarming for the United States, as well as the entire Western world.
For the first time, Vladimir Putin himself spoke about the development of the Burevestnik in a message to the Federal Assembly on March 1, 2018.
Putin announced the characteristics of the rocket: an almost unlimited range, as well as the ability to achieve a goal bypassing all modern missile defense systems, since unlike ballistic missiles, cruise missiles do not follow a given trajectory. Putin said, that missile defense systems are simply meaningless in the fight against these.
The accident near Severodvinsk is a confirmation for NATO that Russia is testing the Burevestnik. But Americans doubt that this missile will be able to enter the arsenal of the Russian Army. In addition, Trump himself said on Twitter that the United States already has similar technologies and even better ones. But we haven't seen them yet.
To date, there are no such missiles anywhere in the world, including the United States, although the technology of their creation has been known to weapon manufacturers for many years.
For example, in the 1960s, the US launched the Pluto project to develop nuclear-powered rockets, which created a low-altitude supersonic guided missile (SLAM)
However, the rocket was recognized as slow, dangerous and expensive. An open nuclear reactor spread radiation during the flight, and even testing such missiles posed risks of severe pollution. In addition, SLAM cost a lot more than intercontinental ballistic missiles. Then this project was recognized inappropriate and was closed.
But experts say this: In the American project of the 60s, the engine ran on an open nuclear fuel cycle. But perhaps the Russians managed to create another kind of engine that doesn't spread radiation. And just such an engine is now being tested in Russia.
If Moscow can complete the development and build a significant number of such missiles, such an arsenal can definitely create risks for NATO and give Russia the opportunity to hit long-range targets with minimal risk.
And this in turn will mean Russia's final dominance over NATO.
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14 Russian Sailors Dead After Fire In Secret Navy Submarine | TIME
A fire on one of the Russian navy's deep-sea submersibles killed 14 sailors, the Russian Defense Ministry said Tuesday without giving the cause of the blaze or saying if there were survivors.
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Radiation Spike Detected After Russian Rocket Explodes At Testing Facility
Five people were killed and three injured following a rocket explosion on a naval test range in Russia on Thursday, state nuclear company Rosatom confirmed.
Rostacom said the accident occurred during tests on a liquid propellant rocket engine.
The three injured staff members suffered serious burns in the accident.
Authorities had previously said that two people died and six were injured in the blast at the site in Nyonoksa.
The company told Russian media that its engineering and technical team had been working on the isotope power source for the propulsion system.
The Nyonoksa site carries out tests for virtually every missile system used by the Russian navy, including sea-launched intercontinental ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and anti-aircraft missiles.
Authorities in Severodvink, 47km (29 miles) east of Nyonska said that radiation levels shortly after the blast were higher than normal for about 40 minutes but returned to normal.
Locals have rushed to buy medical iodine, with pharmacies' stocks of iodine reported to be running out in the cities of Arkhangelsk and Severodvinsk.
The rush for iodine was reported earlier by a news website for the Arkhangelsk region, 29.ru.
Low-level radiation spike
It also said medics who evacuated the injured at Nyonoksa wore chemical and nuclear protection suits.
There was a rush on iodine stocks during the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine, which sent a huge plume of radiation across Europe.
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On Thursday the Severodvinsk administration reported a 40-minute spike in radiation, which reached 2 microsieverts per hour, then fell back to the normal 0.11 microsieverts. Both levels are too small to cause radiation sickness.
The administration has now deleted its statement online about the spike.
August 5th, 2019
A huge blast rocked a Russian military facility in Siberia leaving two people with shrapnel wounds, local media has reported.
Footage filmed by bystanders shows how the ammunition depot, situated in the Krasnoyarsk region, was consumed by a huge ball of flames which could be seen for miles.
Debris and sparks were sent flying into the skies of the sparsely populated area.
Reports say that people in the nearby village of Kamensk were being evacuated when the blast happened.
Around 11,000 people have been evacuated from the Achinsk areas, according to Tass.
Authorities have not yet given an official explanation as to what caused the incident.