These Are the 6 Largest Submarines in the World; the Champion is Made in Russia!

One of the military assets with high strategic value is the submarine. Currently, submarine strength remains a significant factor due to technological advancements. Submarines can stay underwater for months, allowing them to disrupt enemy logistics.

Most navies worldwide possess and operate submarines, with varying capacities among nations. Russia, the United States, and Germany are prominent examples of countries that utilize submarines as a core naval strength.

Some countries have built extremely large submarines capable of remaining submerged for three months or more. The following is a list of the six largest submarines in the world, according to discoveryuk.com:

1. Typhoon Class (Russian Navy) – 175 meters
2. Ohio Class (US Navy) – 170 meters
3. Borei Class (Yury Dolgorukiy) – 170 meters
4. Oscar II Class (Russian Navy) – 155 meters
5. Vanguard Class (Royal Navy) – 149.9 meters
6. Triomphant Class (French Navy) – 138 meters

The Typhoon Class, belonging to the Russian Navy, is the world's largest submarine, measuring 175 meters. Weighing over 48,000 tons, it can accommodate 160 people per voyage. It's capable of operating for over 120 days and diving to a depth of approximately 400 meters.

In terms of weaponry, this submarine typically carries 20 RSM-52 intercontinental ballistic missiles. Each submarine can carry 100 kt nuclear warheads. The Typhoon Class is also equipped with six 533 mm torpedo tubes and 53-type torpedoes.

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