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Landing ship Ivan Gren ready for delivery after 14 years in production

2018-06-06 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Russia’s new landing ship Ivan Gren is finally ready for delivery. It has been an unending saga of delays, but now the government has approved the results of the sea trials.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Russia

Russia’s military budget has nothing to do with the GDP of Spain

2018-06-04 By Anders Puck Nielsen 1 Comment

An often used reference to the GDP of Spain says nothing about Russia’s military potential. Instead, Russia’s defense budget gives them the same purchasing power as Germany, France, and the United Kingdom combined.

Filed Under: Military strategy and politics Tagged With: Germany, NATO, Russia, United Kingdom

Russia builds six more Borei-A submarines and cancels Borei-B project

2018-05-25 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Russia has decided to build six more Borei-A submarines. This will give Russia a total of 14 modern strategic nuclear submarines. The development of the Borei-B class has been canceled.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Russia

How could Israel destroy a cutting edge Russian air defense system?

2018-05-15 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Israel destroyed a Syrian Pantsir-S1 air defense system last week. Did this modern piece of Russian weapon technology fail, or is there another explanation? Poor tactics and neglect on the part of the Syrian soldiers have probably played an important role.

Filed Under: Air Force Tagged With: Israel, Russia

Forbidding soldiers to talk on the phone doesn’t improve security

2018-05-11 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Russia introduces rules to limit phone use in the military. The purpose is to save money on phone bills and to improve information security. The consequence may well be the opposite – worse security and wasted money on bureaucratic control.

Filed Under: Cyber Warfare Tagged With: Military Leadership, Russia

Nuclear Notebook publishes status on Russian nuclear forces, 2018

2018-05-03 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Russia has 4,350 functional nuclear warheads. 1,600 of these are deployed and ready for use, and 2,750 are in reserve. These are just some of the numbers that can be found in Kristensen and Norris’ great overview of Russia’s nuclear forces.

Filed Under: Nuclear weapons Tagged With: Russia

What to expect for naval parade in Saint Petersburg on 29 July 2018

2018-04-30 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Details have started emerging about the attending ships at this year’s naval day celebration in Saint Petersburg. Not quite the same display of everything related to “the biggest in the world” as last year, but still an impressive collection of warships.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Baltic Fleet, Russia

Delivery of Russia’s first Borei-A class submarine postponed to 2019

2018-04-26 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

The delivery of Russia’s first Borei-A class nuclear submarine, Knyaz Vladimir, is postponed to 2019. Borei-A is an improved version of the Borei-class which is Russia’s modern strategic nuclear missile submarine.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Russia

Who cheated whom in Russian-British submarine duel?

2018-04-24 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Did Russian diesel submarines really hunt down a British nuclear submarine and prevent it from launching missiles on Syria? Or did the British successfully keep the Russians occupied with a submarine which was never intended to launch missiles in the first place?

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Russia, United Kingdom

Ships from Russian Baltic Fleet rotate on deployment

2018-04-20 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Frigate Yaroslav Mudry and tanker Lena are headed for the Mediterranean, and the landing ship Minsk is returning home.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Baltic Fleet, Russia

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