The Kilo-Class Submarine is a series of diesel-electric submarines developed by the Soviet Union and later produced by Russia. Designed for anti-submarine warfare and anti-ship operations, these submarines are known for their quiet operation and advanced sonar systems. They can carry torpedoes and missiles, making them effective in various naval missions. Kilo-Class submarines have been exported to several countries, enhancing their naval capabilities. They are typically around 70 meters long and can operate at depths of up to 300 meters. Their stealth features allow them to evade detection, making them a valuable asset in modern naval warfare.