Soviet Navy

The Soviet Navy was the naval branch of the Soviet Union’s military, responsible for defending its coastal areas, projecting power globally, and maintaining strategic deterrence during the Cold War. It operated a large fleet of submarines, surface ships, and aircraft carriers, equipped with advanced weapons and technological systems. Its main roles included protecting Soviet maritime interests, supporting nuclear missile submarines for deterrence, and rivaling NATO navies. The Soviet Navy was a significant component of the USSR’s military strength, emphasizing submarine warfare and missile capabilities to ensure national security and influence worldwide.