RUSSIAN SUB BASES EMPTY AS FLEET SURGES INTO THE ARCTIC WATERS
Satellite images show Russian Northern Fleet submarine pens nearly deserted, with cruise missile, ballistic missile and attack subs deployed at sea.
Analysts suggest Moscow may be reacting to recent shifts in U.S. and NATO nuclear submarine posture.
An unusually large portion of Russia’s undersea arsenal now prowls the Arctic, raising questions about deterrence and signaling.
Silent war machines on the move, oceans bristling with uncertainty, and the chessboard of nuclear brinkmanship just got a whole lot colder.
🚨🇷🇺 RUSSIAN SUB BASES EMPTY AS FLEET SURGES INTO THE ARCTIC WATERS
Satellite images show Russian Northern Fleet submarine pens nearly deserted, with cruise missile, ballistic missile and attack subs deployed at sea.
Analysts suggest Moscow may be reacting to recent shifts in… https://t.co/UX5qn5jWOr pic.twitter.com/imZjfWaBdZ
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) August 28, 2025
Satellite images confirm that Severodvinsk, Kazan, and Arkhangelsk are absent from dock at the Northern Fleet’s base… meaning all three Yasen-class subs are likely at sea. No wonder NATO is freaking out. pic.twitter.com/fwZLcltOY2
— WarMonitor (@TheWarMonitor) August 28, 2025