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== General info ==

The '''''Yasen''-class''' is a Rank III Russian submarine with a battle rating of 4.7. It was introduced in Update 1.77 as part of [[Silent Thunder]] test run from March 31st to April 3rd. The Yasen-class submarine in War Thunder is based on the sole Project 885 production: The «Severodvinsk» (K-560), all further projected submarines were built to the revised Project 885M design.

=== The main purpose, usage and tactics recommendations ===
====General play style====


====Vehicle characteristics====


====Tactics====


====Specific enemies worth noting====


====Counter-tactics====


=== Pros and cons ===

'''Pros:'''
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'''Cons:'''
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== Specifications ==
=== Armaments ===
*10 x 533 mm universal deep-water self-guided torpedo (UGST)
*40 x Kalibr anti-ship and land attack cruise missile

===Characteristics===
* Max speed: 90 km/h
* Max depth: 550 m
* Displacement: 8600 tons
* Torpedo range: 5.5 km

== History of creation and combat usage ==

The development of fourth-generation submarines in the USSR began back in the late 1970s. The primary objective that the military shipbuilders had set for themselves was the creation of a versatile multipurpose submarine able to take on the widest range of combat tasks that had been previously split between several different sub types. This promising project received the designation 885 and was named “Yasen”. The leading vessel of project Yasen was laid down in 1993 and launched in 2010. Multiple changes, which included armament upgrades, were implemented into the submarine’s design during the vessel’s lengthy construction period. As a result, the vessels that follow project Yasen’s lead submarine are built in accordance with the modernized project 885M, which accounts for further enhancements of the submarines’ tactical and technical characteristics, as well as their weapon loadout. Russia is planning to deploy 7 nuclear submarines of projects Yasen and Yasen-M before 2023.

== Additional information (links) ==
[https://warthunder.com/en/news/5428-development-yasen-class-nuclear-sub-now-out-on-watch-en [Development<nowiki>]</nowiki> Yasen-Class Nuclear Sub Now Out on Watch]

===References===
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{| class="flight-parameters"
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|'''Name'''
| Yasen-class (Project 885)
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|'''Nation'''
| Russia
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|'''Type'''
| Submarine
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|'''Rank'''
| III
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|'''Battle Rating'''
| 4.7
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|'''Characteristics'''
|
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|'''Weight'''
| 8,400 t (empty) + 200 t (fuel) = 8,600 t
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|'''Crew'''
| 64 men
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|'''Min. Crew'''
| 30 men
|-
|'''Statistics'''
|
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|'''Max. Speed'''
| 80 km/h (forward)<br>
4 km/h (reverse)
|-
|'''Max. Depth'''
| 550 m
|-
|'''Main Weapon'''
|
|-
|10 x 533 mm
|Torpedo tubes
|-
|'''Ammo stowage'''
| 10 x Torpedoes
|-
|'''Maximum range'''
| 5,500 m
|-
|'''Secondary Weapon'''
|
|-
|40 x 533-mm 3M-54 «Kalibr»
|Cruise missile launcher
|-
|'''Ammo stowage'''
| 40 x Missiles
|-
|'''Economy'''
|
|-
|'''Max. repair cost'''
| 5,040 SL
|-
|'''Free repair time'''
| 21h 47m
|-
|}

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-[https://warthunder.com/en/news/5428-development-yasen-class-nuclear-sub-now-out-on-watch-en [Development<nowiki>]</nowiki> Yasen-Class Nuclear Sub Now Out on Watch]
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