Huge Nuclear Submarine is Paraded Through Streets of Russia

Huge Nuclear Submarine is Paraded Through Streets of Russia

THIS is the extraordinary moment a 3,000-ton nuclear submarine was paraded through the streets of Russia.
Built in 1957, the K-3 Leninsky Komsomol was the Soviet Union's first nuclear sub - and it's now set to become a museum in the city of Kronstadt, near St Petersburg.
The whopping 352ft-long submarine was paraded through the city on Wednesday on its journey to the site where it will be assembled with the stern and transformed into a museum.
The project has been in the works for years at the Nerpa shipyard.
With the hull repaired and the radioactive parts of the reactors taken out, the vessel is now ready to take shape as a museum for visitors to see the beast up close.
K-3, which was was prototyped in wood, was built in Molotovsk and floated out for the first time in 1957.

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