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[[File:Yasen-class nuclear submarine.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Artists depiction of a Yasen-M submarine and its [[nuclear]]-capable [[missile]]s including the [[Zircon]] nuclear [[hypersonic]] [[cruise missile]] which could destroy [[Washington, DC]] within five minutes if fired within 200 miles of the capital in a nuclear decapitation strike that could potentially take out all three nuclear footballs and cause the [[US]] to lose launch control of its [[nuclear triad]] for days.]]

[[File:Yasen-class nuclear submarine.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Artists depiction of a Yasen-M submarine.]]

The '''Yasen-class nuclear submarine''' is the most current generation of operational nuclear powered and armed [[submarine]]s in the Russian Navy.

The '''Yasen-class nuclear submarine''' is the most current generation of operational nuclear powered and armed [[submarine]]s in the Russian Navy.

The [[US Navy]] has admitted it cannot track Russia's newest ultra-quiet and [[steal]]thy Yasen-class nuclear missile submarines having lost track of the Yasen-class submarine Severodvinsk for weeks due to the [[fact]] its hull is made of non or low-[[magnet]]ic steel, which either significantly reduces or eliminates the Severodvinsk’s magnetic signature.<ref>https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboot/russias-yasen-class-submarines-why-cant-us-navy-track-it-180936</ref>

The [[US Navy]] has admitted it cannot track Russia's newest ultra-quiet and [[steal]]thy Yasen-class nuclear missile submarines having lost track of the Yasen-class submarine Severodvinsk for weeks due to the [[fact]] its hull is made of non or low-[[magnet]]ic steel, which either significantly reduces or eliminates the Severodvinsk’s magnetic signature.<ref>https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboot/russias-yasen-class-submarines-why-cant-us-navy-track-it-180936</ref>