Above, the Russian nuclear submarine "Kursk" travels in the Barents Sea near Severomorsk, Russia. The "Kursk" was one of the biggest submarines in the Russian Navy.
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Important Takeaways:
- Russia Nuclear Submarines Deployed Off U.S. Coast Spark Alarm
- United States commanders and military observers are sounding the alarm about the activity of Russia’s submarine fleet thousands of miles away, off the U.S. coast.
- There are indications that “nuclear-powered submarines have been deploying off the coast of the United States and into the Mediterranean and elsewhere along Europe periphery,” Michael Peterson, director of the Russia Maritime Studies Institute (RMSI), which conducts research on Russian military and economic issues linked to the world’s oceans, told Newsweek.
- Their deployments “mirror Soviet style submarine deployments in the Cold War,” he said.
- In February 2020, U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Andrew “Woody” Lewis told the U.S. Naval Institute and the Center for Strategic and International Studies “We have seen an ever-increasing number of Russian submarines deployed in the Atlantic, and these submarines are more capable than ever, deploying for longer periods of time, with more lethal weapons systems”
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