The improved Project 885M (Yasen-M) nuclear-powered submarine Perm will be the first regular carrier of Tsirkon hypersonic cruise missiles in the Russian Navy, a source in the defense industry ...

During his working trip to the Archangelsk Region, the President chaired a meeting on the development strategy for the ...

"The Perm submarine with Tsirkons is planned to enter service with the Navy in 2026. Prior to that, the submarine will undergo trials in late 2024 or early 2025," the source said.

Russian state media acknowledged that the Admiral Nakhimov had been out of service since 1999—but noted that it had undergone ...

The Perm is the sixth submarine in Russia's Yasen and Yasen-M classes built by the Sevmash shipyard near Murmansk. The Russian agency reports said the vessel's construction specifications differed ...

The President met with Board Chairman of the United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC), CEO of VTB Bank Andrei Kostin and the USC ...

In this pool photograph distributed by the Russian state agency Sputnik, sailors attend a video-linked ceremony to launch the Project 885M Yasen-M nuclear-powered submarine Perm in the Arctic ...

Russia’s new Perm submarine may be the first to be fitted with the Zircon, but this impressive missile is expected to become the norm for future vessels. Alexei Rakhmanov, chief executive ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin on March 26 attended the launch of a new nuclear-powered submarine named Perm, various Russian news outlets reported.

The Perm is the sixth submarine in Russia's Yasen and Yasen-M classes, built by the Sevmash shipyard near Murmansk.

The Perm is the sixth submarine in Russia's Yasen and Yasen-M classes built by the Sevmash shipyard near Murmansk. The Russian agency reports said the vessel's construction specifications differed ...