The Akula-Class is a series of nuclear-powered submarines developed by the Soviet Union in the late 1970s. Designed for anti-submarine warfare and intelligence gathering, these submarines are known for their stealth capabilities and advanced sonar systems. The class includes several variants, each equipped with different armaments and technologies. The Akula-Class submarines can carry a mix of torpedoes and cruise missiles, making them versatile in combat scenarios. They are characterized by their distinctive double-hull design, which enhances their underwater performance. The submarines remain in service with the Russian Navy and are considered a significant part of their naval strategy.