Russia Delivers Fourth Varshavyanka Submarine To Vietnam
Russia has delivered fourth of six Varshavyanka class submarines of Project 636.1 to Vietnam on Tuesday.
The submarine has been delivered to Cam Ranh Port in the central part of Vietnam.
The Da Nang submarine was transported by the Dutch heavy load carrier vessel Rolldok Star. Its unloading and the submarine’s putting afloat will be carried out within the next two days after all the necessary administrative formalities and customs documentation execution are completed.
To date, Vietnam’s naval forces include the first three boats supplied by Russia – the Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh and Haiphong. The submarines equipped with the standard package are supplied to the Vietnamese side with the Club-S missile strike system.
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