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深海核杀手！俄罗斯最新战略核潜艇曝大量舱内照

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俄罗斯战略核潜艇K-535尤里·多尔戈鲁基号近日曝光大量舱内图片。K-535是俄罗斯第四代战略核潜艇"北风之神"级首艇，拥有16个布拉瓦洲际导弹发射井，每个发射井装有6枚弹头。

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新浪军事深度：根据塔斯社4月20日的报道，根据俄罗斯国防工业的一位消息人士对塔斯社记者称，目前俄罗斯国防部正在考虑955型 “北风之神”核潜艇K型的可行性，用以携带高精度的巡航导弹。

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目前955型“北风之神”和955A型所能携带的弹道导弹是R-30布拉瓦导弹，如果为“北风之神”核潜艇引入发射巡航导弹的能力，那么俄罗斯这款核潜艇所能带来的战略威胁将会提高很多，将与美国的改进型俄亥俄巡航导弹核潜艇比肩。

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  2 ROWS OF CYLINDERS ARE SLBM NUKE TUBES! Men lined up between nuke SLMBs!
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消息人士还表示，国防部所考虑的可行性如果通过的话，俄罗斯很有可能会建造两艘新的“北风之神”K型，配备有远程战略巡航导弹，计划顺利的话，俄罗斯新的955“北风之神”K型的巡航导弹战略核潜艇交付将会在2027年后完成。


THESE ARE called Bulava SLMBs БУЛАВА БРПЛ:




2 ROWS OF CYLINDERS ARE SLBM NUKE TUBES!

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俄罗斯虽然是拥核大国，但是在远程战略轰炸机的数量和可靠度上，俄罗斯明显逊色于美国，而在战略巡航导弹核潜艇上的短板和美国更没得比。俄罗斯仅仅可以通过陆上部队的核打击能力找回一些颜面，然而在21世纪的今天，陆上武器的部署在灵活度、隐蔽度和射程上均具有着或多或少的限制。


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事实上在天空翱翔的远程战略轰炸机都有很大被发现和击落的风险，相比于不是那么“靠谱”的空中部队，潜伏在幽深大洋下的潜艇部队才是未来战略核打击的主要倚靠力量。在2017年955A首舰“北风之神”的下水和2018年图-160M2的首飞后，俄罗斯也加快了海空军的远程战略打击能力建设速度。

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俄罗斯可以说其他核打击武器都是次要的，唯有弹道导弹核潜艇对于威慑敌方，守卫国家来说来得更加重要。955型“北风之神”核潜艇是俄罗斯自2013年开始服役的新款核潜艇型号，用以取代在苏联及俄罗斯海军服役多年的著名“台风”级核潜艇。

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这两款核潜艇的吨位都在20000吨以上，位居世界最大的潜艇排行榜的第一第二名，大吨位潜艇除了能为潜艇士兵提供更为舒适的环境外，由于排水量更大，它们能够换装功率更大的核反应堆，所以这就导致了大吨位潜艇能够跑的更快，加上更深的最大下潜深度，


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these guys jobs are to make lots of nuke mushrooms on USA! Bravo!

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“北风之神”可以成为平静大洋下最“危险的杀手”。955型北风之神的最大下潜深度接近500米，最高水下航速接近29节，性能可谓极其优秀，而反观美国的“俄亥俄”级核潜艇，最大下潜深度仅为240米，最高水下航速也只有20节。


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虽然从机动和下潜性能上看，“北风之神”吊打“俄亥俄”，但是无论是“台风”还是“北风之神”，在巡航导弹的发射上都是短板。像是美国海军的俄亥俄号（SSGN-726）、密歇根号（SSGN-727）、佛罗里达号（SSGN-728）和佐治亚号（SSGN-729）四舰已经被改装成为了巡航导弹核潜艇，但无疑巡航导弹核潜艇更加昂贵，财大气粗的美国有4艘就已经很不容易了。


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由俄亥俄级改装而来的巡航导弹核潜艇，将原来的24单元三叉戟II潜射弹道导弹的发射装置替换。其中22单元发射装置替换为7单元的战斧导弹发射装置，剩余2个单元用于特种部队潜水艇（SOF），可携带154枚战斧巡航导弹和64名特战队员、及2艘微型潜艇。北风之神K的改进也与俄亥俄级类似，将原来的携带R-30布拉瓦潜射洲际弹道导弹的16发射筒改为7单元的巡航导弹发射装置，这样一来，北风之神K可以装载112枚射程2500公里的“口径”巡航导弹，构成了超强的单舰持续打击能力，堪称水下武库舰。


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目前俄罗斯海军拥有3艘在役的955型，另有一艘955A“弗拉基米尔大公号”于2017年11月下水，俄罗斯在2014年提出了《2020国家军备规划》，计划2020年前采购650架飞机和1000架直升机，5000件陆军武器和装备，70艘战舰和潜艇。到2021年前将远程精确制导武器运载工具的数量增加3倍，远程巡航导弹数量达到现在的30倍，要想实现这个目标，携带大量巡航导弹的战略核潜艇就显得非常重要。现在俄罗斯海军还有5艘在建的955A型“北风之神”核潜艇的建造计划，和美国海军在役的18艘“俄亥俄”相比较，俄罗斯开展955K型计划并逐步使得新的核潜艇数量上升到接近“俄亥俄”的数量也不是不无可能。（作者署名：科罗廖夫）


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Deep sea nuclear killer! Russia's latest strategic nuclear submarine exposed a large number of cabin photos


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The Russian strategic nuclear submarine K-535 Yuri Dolgoruki has recently exposed a large number of in-cabin pictures. The K-535 is the first ship of the fourth generation of strategic nuclear submarines in Russia. It has 16 Brava intercontinental missile silos, each with 6 warheads.


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Sina military depth: According to a report by the Tass news agency on April 20, according to a source of the Russian defense industry, the Tass news agency said that the Russian Ministry of National Defense is currently considering the feasibility of the Type 955 "North Wind God" nuclear submarine K-type Carry high-precision cruise missiles.


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At present, the 955-type "North Wind God" and the 955A-type ballistic missile can carry the R-30 Brava missile. If the "North Wind God" nuclear submarine introduces the ability to launch cruise missiles, then the Russian nuclear submarine can The strategic threat will be much improved and will be compared to the improved Ohio cruise missile submarine in the United States.


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The source also said that if the feasibility considered by the Ministry of National Defense is passed, Russia is likely to build two new "King of the North Wind" K type, equipped with long-range strategic cruise missiles. If the plan is successful, the new Russian 955 The delivery of the K-type cruise missile strategic nuclear submarine will be completed after 2027.




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Although Russia is a nuclear power, Russia is obviously inferior to the United States in terms of the number and reliability of long-range strategic bombers, and the shortcomings on strategic cruise missile nuclear submarines are even worse than those in the United States. Russia can only recover some faces through the nuclear strike capability of land forces. However, in the 21st century, the deployment of land weapons has more or less restrictions on flexibility, concealment and range.



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In fact, the long-range strategic bombers flying in the sky have a great risk of being discovered and shot down. Compared with the air forces that are not so "reliable", the submarine forces lurking under the deep ocean are the main relying on future strategic nuclear strikes. power. After the first ship of the 955A first ship "God of the North Wind" and the first flight of the Tu-160M2 in 2018, Russia also accelerated the speed of the sea-air force's long-range strategic strike capability.


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Russia can say that other nuclear strike weapons are secondary. Only ballistic missile nuclear submarines are more important for defending the enemy and guarding the country. The Type 955 "North Wind God" nuclear submarine is a new type of nuclear submarine that Russia has served since 2013 to replace the famous "Typhoon" class nuclear submarines that have served in the Soviet Union and the Russian Navy for many years.


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Both nuclear submarines have a tonnage of more than 20,000 tons, ranking first and second in the world's largest submarine list. In addition to providing a more comfortable environment for submarine soldiers, the large tonnage submarines can Replacing a more powerful nuclear reactor, so this allows the large tonnage submarine to run faster, plus a deeper maximum dive depth,



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"God of the North Wind" can be the most "dangerous killer" under the calm ocean. The maximum depth of the 955 North Wind God is close to 500 meters, and the highest underwater speed is close to 29 knots. The performance is extremely excellent. In contrast, the US "Ohio" class nuclear submarine has a maximum dive depth of only 240 meters, the highest underwater. The speed is only 20 knots.



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Although from the perspective of maneuvering and dive performance, "God of the North Wind" hangs "Ohio", but whether it is "typhoon" or "God of the North Wind", it is a short board in the launch of cruise missiles. The US Navy's Ohio (SSGN-726), Michigan (SSGN-727), Florida (SSGN-728) and Georgia (SSGN-729) four ships have been converted into cruise missile nuclear submarines, but undoubtedly cruising Missile nuclear submarines are more expensive, and it is already not easy to have four ships in the United States.



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The cruise missile nuclear submarine modified from the Ohio class replaced the original 24-unit Trident II submarine-launched ballistic missile launcher. The 22-unit launcher is replaced by a 7-unit Tomahawk missile launcher, and the remaining 2 units are used in the Special Forces Submarine (SOF), carrying 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles and 64 Special Warfare members, and 2 mini-submarines. . The improvement of the god of the north wind K is similar to that of the Ohio class. The original 16-launched cylinder carrying the R-30 Brava submarine-launched ballistic missile was changed to a 7-unit cruise missile launcher, so that the god of the north wind K can load 112 "caliber" cruise missiles with a range of 2,500 kilometers, which constitutes a super-strong single-ship continuous strike capability, and can be called an underwater arsenal.



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Kim-Putin summit reaffirms onset of multipolar future

John Wight has written for a variety of newspapers and websites, including the Independent, Morning Star, Huffington Post, Counterpunch, London Progressive Journal, and Foreign Policy Journal.

Published time: 26 Apr, 2019 11:55 Edited time: 26 Apr, 2019 12:03
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The summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and President Vladimir Putin was significant on various levels and reaffirms the onset of a multipolar world.
Knowing your enemies and understanding your friends is a maxim to live by. At the level of nation states, at a historic moment, defined by Gramsci’s rather overused but nonetheless prescient formulation, “the old is dying and the new cannot be born,” it is more than a rule to live by, it is a prerequisite of survival.
Failing to understand their enemies was central to the grim fate that befell Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi and the countries they led, Iraq and Libya. Thus far, the North Koreans, led by Kim Jong-un, have not allowed themselves to go down the same path.
On the contrary, the bullish stance of the North Koreans in the face of Washington’s attempt at a cynical manoeuvre when it comes to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, agreed at the landmark Singapore Summit between Kim and President Trump in 2018, confirms that Pyongyang is a place where history is viewed as a guide to the present and future, and not merely a reference to the past.
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Thus unilateral nuclear disarmament is simply out of the question for a state whose existence since it was founded in 1948 has provided its leadership and people with an unparalleled appreciation of the brute imperialist reality of US hegemony. Moreover, unilateral nuclear disarmament is not what was agreed in Singapore.
The Singapore Agreement on denuclearization refers specifically to the Korean Peninsula. Between then and now, however, Trump’s foreign policy has come under the malign influence of arch neocons John Bolton and Mike Pompeo, resulting in the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula agreed in Singapore being transmuted to mean instead the unilateral denuclearization of the DPRK.
Conveniently elided in this cynical sleight of hand is the US nuclear umbrella that remains in place over the Peninsula with the ‘stated’ purpose of guaranteeing the security of South Korea and Japan, key US regional satellites (allies, if you prefer). Unstated, and for obvious reasons, is the more crucial purpose of upholding regional hegemony with particular emphasis on the containment of China.
The diminution of goodwill over the continuing deadlock after the Hanoi Summit in February, which failed to produce any compromise over denuclearization and the lifting of sanctions, has been exacerbated by Mike Pompeo’s recent testimony at a US subcommittee hearing during which, in response to a question, he referred to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as a “tyrant”.
Pyongyang, in response, demanded that Pompeo is no longer be involved in any further negotiations or talks. North Korean foreign ministry spokesman, Kwon Jong-gun, accused the US Secretary of State of lacking maturity, being “reckless”, and stating that if Pompeo remains involved “the table will be lousy once again and the talks will become entangled.”
Coming back to the summit in Vladivostok, Kim’s first ever visit to Russia was reaffirmation of the longstanding fraternal ties that exist between Moscow and Pyongyang, stretching back to the Soviet era, and reflective of Russia’s emergence as a geopolitical and diplomatic counterweight to Washington in the here and now.
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The anti-hegemonic thrust of Russia’s foreign policy, measured most prominently in its successful military and diplomatic intervention in the conflict in Syria, provides states such as the DPRK, which have long sat in the crosshairs of US-led Western imperialism, with sufficient reason to place trust in Moscow’s capabilities. This is not forgetting Russia’s successful (at least up to this point) navigation of an unprecedented political crisis in Washington that evinces no sign of abating – wherein rampant and unhinged Russophobia has turned the US political and mainstream media establishment inside out and upside down.
Moscow, to be sure, has vested interests of its own with respect to the trajectory of events on the Korean Peninsula. The fact is that Russia shares a land border with the DPRK, albeit small, dictating that denuclearization is also of vital importance to the Kremlin.
Ultimately, and understandably, Pyongyang’s growing desperation for sanctions relief after the aforesaid February Hanoi Summit between Kim and Trump ended in failure, was front and centre during the two days of meetings.
We must here be mindful of the distinction between UN sanctions and US unilateral sanctions. The former were agreed by the UN Security Council and first introduced in 2006, primarily targeting the DPRK’s nuclear program. The latter, meanwhile, are an exercise in economic asphyxiation, designed to bring the country to its knees with the wholesale immiseration of its people.
As things stand, the sanctions have inarguably wrought significant damage to the DPRK economy. In July 2018, the Bank of Korea, Seoul’s central bank, published a report on the impact they were having, estimating that the Pyongyang’s real annual gross domestic product suffered a 3.5 percent fall in 2017, while its exports declined by a massive 37.2 percent.
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This being said, there is no evidence of famine or mass starvation in the country according to South Korean intelligence and various other agencies engaged with the issue. This is no doubt in partly down to the North’s sanction-evading efforts, but also the government’s diligent use of the country’s foreign currency reserves to stabilise domestic prices via the purchase of imports from its main trading partner, China.
Regardless, the impact on the country’s relatively weak foreign currency reserves dictates that sanctions relief is a pressing need, along with humanitarian aid, specifically food aid, to alleviate the crisis and hardship being felt by a large section of the population, particularly in rural areas.
Russia’s position as a permanent member of the UN Security Council, therefore, where in conjunction with China it has already been arguing for sanctions relief for the DPRK, ensured that the first summit between both countries, since Kim Jong-un’s ascension to power in 2011, could not have come at a more crucial time. A sober appraisal of the issue negates the possibility of any real progress being made when something of a neocon renaissance has ensued in Washington, marked by the return of Mr Bolton to high office.
Perhaps it will be a case of waiting and hoping for a more emollient administration to enter the White House after the 2020 US presidential elections. But, saying that, there is a strong case to be made that on foreign policy, with the notable and noble exception of Tulsi Gabbard, an ironclad consensus reigns when it comes to the officially-designated enemies of the Republic.
The principles of realpolitik dictate that only the strong can compromise and only equals can reach agreement. The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is in no position to do the former and cannot afford to lose the means by which to maintain a semblance of the latter. The hardship its people are experiencing is the price of independence and the refusal to bow to the Empire.
Russia and China represent hope of a future empire-free. The plight of the DPRK is just one reason why this particular future cannot come soon enough.
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