Russia Project 885M nuclear-powered submarine *Novosibirsk* strikes a target at a range of 1,200 km with a Kalibr missile.

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Footage of training exercises involving the *Novosibirsk*—a Project 885M *Yasen-M* class nuclear-powered submarine of the Russian Pacific Fleet. The drills included a live-fire engagement against a maritime target simulating an enemy surface vessel, carried out using a P-800 *Oniks* cruise missile. The target was struck at a range of over 170 kilometers. A *Kalibr* cruise missile was also employed, successfully hitting a target at the Kura test range on the Kamchatka Peninsula—a distance of more than 1,200 kilometers (shown at the end of the video).

The *Novosibirsk* (K-573) is a fourth-generation Russian multi-purpose nuclear-powered submarine.

Selected specifications for the *Novosibirsk*:

surface speed: 16 knots;
submerged speed: 31 knots;
operational diving depth: 520 meters;
maximum diving depth: 600 meters;
endurance (autonomy): 100 days;
crew: 64 personnel;
surface displacement: 8,600 tons;
submerged displacement: 13,800 tons;
overall length: 130 meters;
hull beam (width): 13 meters;
mean draft: 9.4 meters.