Typhoon Class

Soviet-built Typhoons are the better submarines in the world, belief in at 48,000 bags (a U.S. Ohio-class ballistic missile sub weighs beneath than 20,000 tons, while an Arleigh Burke-class boner is alone about 9,000 tons).
Despite its size, the six Typhoons that were congenital were decidedly quiet and harder to detect. They agitated 20 SS-N-20 (NATO cipher name "Sturgeon") ballistic missiles able with assorted nuclear warheads, as able-bodied as anti-ship guided missiles and torpedoes. The boats featured assorted burden hulls for greater strength.