Soviet Union 1991

First update

A temporary fleet consisting of two Brandenburg-class frigates, three Bremen-class frigates, one Brunswick-class frigate, and two U212A-class multipurpose submarines began to approach the Soviet Union's joint fleet. Their mission was to intercept the naval landing ships before they arrived at the port of Graifswald.

The First Fleet had already headed for the eastern waters with the determination to die, especially after hearing that the opponent's flagship was the Peter the Great cruiser.

Seniavin predicted that the Soviet fleet would not rashly go to war with the German Navy, so he chose to use the First Fleet to stop the Peter the Great cruiser.

Although it was a bit overestimating, it would be much easier to intercept than to start a war. If a war really started, a Peter the Great cruiser alone would have the confidence to bury two Brandenburg-class frigates, three Bremen-class frigates and one Brunswick-class frigate in the Baltic Sea before it was sunk.

To deal with the approaching German fleet, the Peter the Great cruiser and the Fearless-class frigates are more than enough. The Northern Fleet has shown mercy by not deploying the Kuznetsov-class aircraft carrier, otherwise, I really think these frigates have a chance to get close.

Peter the Great cut a white wave on the blue sea, spreading to both sides. It is gradually approaching the German fleet, and now he is trying to stop the German ships approaching on the sea. To cover the departure of the landing ship, at the same time, the Dreadnought-class large anti-submarine ship also launched a sonar search to find two U212A-class submarines hidden nearby to prevent them from attacking Peter the Great.

"Have you found out the movements of the two submarines?" The captain of the Dreadnought-class anti-submarine ship asked.

"We have found out their specific location, two nautical miles northeast of us. They are really a group of cunning foxes, hiding in such a deep place and waiting for an opportunity to move." The captain of the anti-submarine ship breathed a sigh of relief, so that Germany's actions can be seen at a glance. Presumably the two submarines still thought they were in control of the current situation.

"Very good, in that case, let's give the two submarines a surprise. Pay attention, prepare depth charges, pay attention, turn the bow direction to the southeast and north, and start to slow down after moving forward 300 meters. Then throw depth charges to warn the German submarines that we are monitoring them and can attack at any time, so that they must not act rashly."

The Dreadnought-class anti-submarine ship began to throw RGB60 depth charges more than 400 meters away from the German ships. Each time one was thrown, the ship moved 50 meters in the direction of the submarine. After throwing four depth charges, it had moved nearly 200 meters. This is a warning signal for the German ships not to try to approach them, otherwise the two ships are likely to be silent in the sea below 100 meters.

"The German submarines began to retreat." The commander of the Dreadnought-class anti-submarine ship breathed a sigh of relief. After forcing the submarines to retreat, the remaining ships were handed over to the Peter the Great nuclear-powered cruiser.

The biggest shock brought by the maritime nuclear arsenal is that when the Kirov-class approached the German fleet, no one dared to step forward to stop the other side's advance. As the pride of the Red Empire, a Peter the Great cruiser intercepted six frigates on the German sea and watched the landing ship slip away from behind.

The combined fleet has received news from the Navy Headquarters that they can land at the port of Graifswald, and the German Democratic Republic Army is ready to meet their arrival.

The weapons of the Peter the Great cruiser are ready, and any ship that attempts to pass through its defense circle will be intercepted and hit. No one dares to be the first bird, and no one wants to fire the first shot of the war.

The red behemoth just opened his eyes and looked at the cowards around him, and everyone was scared and dared not act rashly.

This invisible pressure and majesty is really terrible. The Brandenburg-class frigate even quietly retreated, trying to distance itself from the Kirov-class in front of it. If there is a real accidental firing, the loss will be slightly smaller.

The tense atmosphere on the sea was like a piece of cold dry ice. No one wanted to compete with the Kirov-class cruiser. From the beginning of the battle, the Peter the Great dominated the absolute power on the sea. Moreover, since its birth, as a product of saturation combat offensive, the opponent of the Kirov class has always been the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, not these frigates that are not even worthy of carrying shoes.

The tense atmosphere on the sea continued until the 336th Guards Naval Infantry Brigade of the Soviet Union landed in the port of Graifswald, and the Peter the Great was ordered to evacuate German waters and return to Kaliningrad. In fact, Yanayev was also worried that letting the Kirov class continue to provoke on the German sea would eventually make the situation out of control.

Since the United States has sent the Second Armored Cavalry Regiment into the Federal Republic of Germany, it is time for the escort fleet to withdraw from the East German waters. The Peter the Great nuclear-powered cruiser finally lost patience to continue playing with these frigates. It turned its huge body and slowly walked towards the international waters of the Baltic Sea in the stunned eyes of the German fleet crew.

It was like a red nightmare that had descended on the Germans in a hurry, and then hurried away. So much so that they thought it was all just an illusion.

The departure of the huge figure of the cruiser relaxed the tense nerves of the German ship commander.

The most terrible nightmare had gone away from them, and at the same time, it made the German Navy feel unprecedented shame and fear.

Looking at the back of the Peter the Great going away, those who celebrated their escape from death on the deck finally understood the gap and gap between them.

Just a nuclear-powered cruiser blocked the attack of the German Navy's First Fleet. The German fleet did not have permission to attack. Of course, even if they chose to attack, the Kirov class had the confidence to penetrate the keels of six frigates before launching all anti-ship missiles, burying them forever in the Baltic Sea.

Although the whole of Western Europe was boasting that the Soviet fleet was just an army with a facade, when they really encountered the legacy of the offensive era when they were saturated, no one dared to challenge their huge firepower.

A red empire will not decline because of a crisis.

Similarly, a fleet will not become without fighting spirit because of the elimination of ships.

Even in the most desperate times, no one in Western Europe dared to stand up and challenge the dominance of the Red Navy.

The old glory of the sun never setting has long gone, and from Gibraltar to Trafalgar is already a dream of the old times.

The current Soviet fleet is the real red tyrant in the entire European waters. (To be continued.)