"Russian warships equipped with missiles and nuclear power have no equal in the world. We will increase the pace and capacity of building ships by equipping them with the most modern weapons, increasing their readiness to fight, based on the experience of the special operation in Ukraine."
The words are from Russian President Vladimir Putin, who happened to be in a video conference with the Severodvinsk shipyard where, after tests in recent months, three new ships of the Navy and the nuclear submarine "General Suvorov", from one of the most well-known Russian strategists, went into operation.
The submarine, which can carry up to 16 Bulava-type ballistic missiles, is part of the new Borei-A class, the first generation built by Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union.
In the same ceremony, the works of the seventh submarine, dedicated to Emperor Alexander III, and which proves more and more the imperial approach of the Kremlin, but which cannot but be seen as a message for Ukraine and the NATO countries, also began. that Moscow still has great military resources, and no one should underestimate it.