Pływające miasto ZSRR z 200 głowicami atomowymi pod lodem

The Soviet Union's floating city with 200 nuclear warheads beneath the ice. The Soviet Typhoon, Project 941, is the largest submarine ever built. 48,000 tons underwater, two hulls as strong as a catamaran, and 20 missiles capable of wiping an entire continent off the map. And inside this doomsday machine, according to crew accounts, there's a heated swimming pool, a sauna, a solarium, and cages with singing canaries. In this episode, you'll learn the story of a giant built literally around a single missile, which hid under the Arctic ice for decades, became the prototype for the submarine from The Hunt for Red October, and was ultimately scrapped for American money. It's a story about gigantism, the nuclear fear of the Cold War, and how the era of underwater giants quietly ended, ending with the last giant, Dmitry Donskoy, decommissioned on February 6, 2023. Music used in the film: Eyes of Glory by Aakash Gandhi, Duty Calls by Rod Kim. Images are from archive.org and are publicly available.