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The Russian Navy's submarine Ufa launched Kalibr missiles during drills in the Sea of Japan, successfully hitting all targets over 1,000 km away.
(Reuters) - A submarine of Russia's Pacific Fleet conducted drills in the Sea of Japan, launching cruise missiles at sea and coastal targets, the Russian state TASS news agency reported on Wednesday.
"During a scheduled exercise, the diesel-electric submarine Ufa of the Pacific Fleet launched Kalibr cruise missiles at sea and coastal targets from the waters of the Sea of Japan," TASS cited a statement from the Russian defence ministry.
The ministry said all mock targets were hit during the exercises and that the firing range was more than 1,000 km (620 miles).
Ufa, considered to be among the world's most silent submarines, was put into service with the Russian Navy in November 2022, TASS reported in earlier stories.
The submarine is 74 metres (243 ft) long, with a maximum displacement of more than 3,900 tons. It can dive to a working depth of 240 metres and a maximum depth of 300 metres.
(Reporting by Lidia Kelly in Melbourne; Editing by Lincoln Feast.)
The main topic is the Russian Navy's submarine Ufa conducting missile drills in the Sea of Japan.
Kalibr cruise missiles were used in the drills.
The targets were over 1,000 km away.
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