Summary and Key Points: The Ulyanovsk-class carrier, or Project 1143.7, was the Soviet Union’s ambitious attempt to develop an 80,000-ton nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to rival the U.S. Navy ...

Despite Russia's advancements in nuclear technology, they lack a modern nuclear-powered carrier. The Soviet-era project Ulyanovsk, intended to be a formidable nuclear supercarrier, was never ...

On December 26, 2024, the first plant for the production of Russian composite wind blades began operating in Ulyanovsk on the basis of Rusatom Wind Blades JSC (a company of the composite division of ...

Ulyanovsk is named after Vladimir Ulyanov (Lenin). Here, the leader of the 1917 Revolution was born and lived until he was 17 years old. Before that, by the way, the city was called Simbirsk, and ...

ULYANOVSK, October 31. /TASS/. A trading and logistics hub of the Ulyanovsk Region in the Czech Republic helped businessmen to initiate trial shipments to countries of the European Union, Chairman ...

Morozov had headed the Ulyanovsk Region since 2006 ... and destroyed two enemy tanks and two US-made armored personnel carriers in its area of responsibility over the week, the ministry reported ...