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Russia May Build Crucially New Submarine in 2014

02/09/2012 
Text: RIA Novosti
Photo: Vladimir Vysotsky. Russian Defense Ministry
First experimental non-nuclear submarine with air-independent (anaerobic) powerplant may be constructed for Russian Navy in 2014, Admiral Vladimir Vysotsky, Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief told RIA Novosti.

At present, Russian Navy does not have such subs in inventory, operating only nuclear-powered and diesel-electric submarines.

"We may well acquire one air-independent powerplant within the next few years. Already laid down two Lada-class submarines can be platforms for tests which may start in 2014. That is absolutely feasible", Vysotsky said.

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