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World Most Dangerous Submarine: The world’s most dangerous submarine is named “Typhoon Class”. This submarine was developed by the Soviet Union in the 1980s and is still known for its power and capability. American defense expert HI Sutton did a research on the world’s most powerful submarines, which was compiled in Covert Shores. Here you can see the list of all those submarines which are unmatched in terms of power. At the top of this list is Russia’s Typhoon class submarine. Let us tell you about this submarine.

Features of the Typhoon class

– Weight and size: It is the largest submarine in the world, weighing approximately 48,000 tonnes and 175 metres in length.

– Armament capability: The Typhoon class submarine has the capability to carry 20 ballistic missiles, each carrying 10 nuclear warheads.

– Capable of staying underwater: It has two nuclear reactors, which enable it to stay underwater for long periods of time.

– Depth: This submarine can go up to a depth of about 400 meters.

Typhoon Class Strengths

The biggest strength of the Typhoon class submarine is its ability to remain silent underwater. Its sound is very difficult to trace, making it extremely dangerous for enemies. Apart from this, this submarine is extremely strong and has been designed to fight in any situation.

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Submarines are the pride of the Russian Navy

During the Cold War, the Typhoon class submarine was primarily designed by the Soviet Union to deter the US and its allies. However, today, the use of these submarines has greatly diminished, but it is still included in the Russian Navy fleet.

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The Typhoon class submarine is considered the most dangerous submarine in the world due to its very special features. Its huge structure, armed capacity and ability to remain silent make it unique. This submarine has given a new direction to submarine design and strategy all over the world. It is still viewed with great respect by naval experts.