Poseidon supertorpedo launchers will be ready in 2024

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The TASS news agency, citing a source close to the Russian Defense Ministry, reports that the construction of coastal infrastructure on the new location of the special nuclear submarines Belgorod and Khabarovsk, which will be able to carry the Poseidon super torpedoes, will be completed in early 2024.

It also became known from the source that the new division, which is now being formed as part of the submarine forces of the Pacific Fleet, will be represented not only by the listed submarines, but also by other submarines. sailors. New special submarines “will help solve the problem of strategic deterrence”.

TASS separately notes that it has no official confirmation of this information.

Earlier it became known that on March 27, the DPRK launched two, presumably, ballistic missiles towards the Sea of ​​Japan. The Japanese Coast Guard informed of this.

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