Key Points and Summary: The Russian Navy, once a Cold War powerhouse, struggles to maintain global power projection. With an aging surface fleet, including the unreliable Admiral Kuznetsov ...

Russian leader Vladimir Putin has approved a development strategy for Russia's Navy for the next 25 years, one of his key aides has said.. Nikolai Patrushev, who heads Russia's Maritime Board ...

The Russian Navy, meanwhile, felled by unmanned drones and long-range missiles, and failing to adapt over the course of two years, has outed itself as a mediocre fighting force.

Russia's navy began planned exercises involving most of its fleet in the Arctic and Pacific oceans as well and the Baltic and Caspian seas, the defence ministry said on Tuesday.

The fourth, Pyotr Velikiy, was commissioned into Russia's navy in 1998. At 827 feet long and with a full displacement of 28,000 tons, Kirov-class battlecruisers are the largest surface warships in ...

The Kremlin’s top naval official announced on Tuesday that the Russian Navy is on track to receive 12 warships by the end of 2024 and those will include blue water surface vessels and submarines.

The Russian navy operates 58 submarines (both conventional and nuclear powered), 48 mine warfare vessels, 27 offshore patrol ships, 21 amphibious assault boats, 12 destroyers, ...

Open source data suggests Russia has 79 submarines, including 14 nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines, as well as 222 warships. It's main fleet is the Northern Fleet headquartered in ...