Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Admiral Alexander Moiseyev confirmed that a dedicated submarine carrier for the Poseidon nuclear-powered autonomous underwater vehicle has officially entered active service, marking a strategic milestone in Moscow's naval deterrence program. The carrier, linked to the deployment of Russia’s long-range nuclear drones, expands the Navy's strategic underwater strike capabilities alongside the world's longest submarine, the Belgorod. Designed to bypass conventional missile defense systems through autonomous, deep-water navigation, the Poseidon drone represents a new class of second-strike nuclear weaponry. Russia continues to bolster its unmanned naval presence, developing dedicated drone regiments and next-generation Khabarovsk-class submarines to maintain strategic deterrence under the sea.
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