If the U.S. aircraft carrier loses the position of this killer, it means that it will be seriously threatened. The Yasen-class nuclear submarine is equipped with supersonic anti-ship missiles and zircon hypersonic missiles. As long as it hits one shot, it can cause a serious damage to the aircraft carrier.

Produced by: Trantor Think Tank (exclusive launch of Issue 5675)

On August 31, the offshore air confrontation in the Norwegian Sea is still ongoing, NATO multi-country unrest, because there are no Russian nuclear submarines appearing in the waters!

Photo interpretation: All three Russian Yasen-class cruise missile nuclear submarines were dispatched, accounting for more than half of the number of new cruise missile nuclear submarines in the Northern Fleet

The cause of the incident is as follows: the US Ford aircraft carrier is training on the west coast of Norway, and the more likely location is in the northern part of the Lofoten Islands. At this time, NATO reconnaissance satellites discovered that the three most advanced Yasen-class cruise missile nuclear submarines of the Russian Northern Fleet were all dispatched, namely the Severodvinsk (K-573), Kazan (K-561) and Arkhangelsk (K-564).

Image Interpretation: NATO's anti-submarine planes are busy searching, there is no harvest

Obviously, the Northern Fleet nuclear submarine group this time the target was the Ford aircraft carrier battle group, the two sides in the Norwegian Sea exploded sea and air confrontation, the U.S. anti-submarine can never find these three nuclear submarines, which means that the U.S. carrier may have suffered a simulated strike, and the U.S. aircraft carrier has not discovered.

Image Interpretation: USS Ford Trains Off Norwegian Sea

If the U.S. aircraft carrier loses the position of this killer, it means that it will be seriously threatened. The Yasen-class nuclear submarine is equipped with supersonic anti-ship missiles and zircon hypersonic missiles. As long as it hits one shot, it can cause a serious damage to the aircraft carrier. Therefore, the USS Ford aircraft carrier was likely to be targeted at that time. In this case, the Russian submarine should have entered the attack position and quickly evacuated after completing the simulated missile launch.

The U.S. Aegis system has not undergone a major upgrade in the past ten or twenty years, and its anti-missile capabilities are still stuck in the late Cold War stage. In the face of technological upgrades, ballistic upgrades, and new hypersonic anti-ship missiles with improved speed, the Ford is difficult to withstand.

Photo interpretation: Russian nuclear submarines are equipped with zircon hypersonic missiles

This sea-to-air confrontation against the Ford aircraft carrier is a warning bell. Trump continues to use military routes to threaten and strategically deter Russia, and the Russian military will also use its nuclear submarines to counteract the US aircraft carrier. The Russian Navy hasined the speed of building nuclear submarines in recent years without building large surface vessels, enough to show that nuclear submarines are still effective anti-aircraft carrier forces.