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Khabarovsk vs Poseidon

Overview

The Khabarovsk is a Submarine, while the Poseidon is a Unmanned vessel.

The Khabarovsk displaces 10,000 tons — 100:1 the Poseidon's 100 tons. Operational range is 99,999 nautical miles for the Khabarovsk vs 5,400 for the Poseidon.

Russia's Khabarovsk-class submarine, scheduled for commissioning in 2025, is a nuclear-powered strategic vessel distinguished by its design as a dedicated carrier for Poseidon nuclear-armed drones.
Origin 🇷🇺 Russia
Category Submarine
Type Nuclear-powered special-purpose submarine
Manufacturer Sevmash
Year introduced --
Number built 1 unit
Estimated unit price NA
Unveiled by Russia in 2015, the Poseidon is a nuclear-armed unmanned underwater vehicle designed for strategic strike, distinguished by its nuclear-powered propulsion system.
Origin 🇷🇺 Russia
Category Unmanned vessel
Type Unmanned underwater vehicle
Manufacturer Rubin Design Bureau
Year introduced --
Number built NA
Estimated unit price NA
Displacement 10,000 tons
Maximum speed NA
Range Unlimited
Length NA
Beam NA
Max depth NA
Propulsion --
Armament

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Displacement 100 tons
Maximum speed 100.0 knots
Range 5,400 nm
Length 24.0 m
Beam 2.0 m
Max depth 1,000 m
Propulsion Liquid metal reactor (at least 15 MW) with electric transmission
Armament
  • Conventional or nuclear warhead (speculated yield of 2 Mt or more)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which has greater displacement, the Khabarovsk-class or Poseidon?
The Khabarovsk-class has greater displacement at 10,000 tons compared to the Poseidon's 100 tons.
Which is faster, the Khabarovsk-class or Poseidon?
The Poseidon is faster with a maximum speed of 100 knots compared to the Khabarovsk-class's 0 knots.
Which has longer range, the Khabarovsk-class or Poseidon?
The Khabarovsk-class is nuclear-powered with unlimited range, while the Poseidon has a range of 5,400 nautical miles.
Which is longer, the Khabarovsk-class or Poseidon?
The Poseidon is longer at 24.0 meters compared to the Khabarovsk-class's 0.0 meters.