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A satellite image has emerged showing Russia's terrifying new submarine, built to carry a 'doomsday' weapon capable of unleashing radioactive tidal waves.
It is the first time the Khabarovsk-class submarine has been seen in full - after Putin boasted of its deadly 'unstoppable' weaponry 'unlike anything in the world'.
The hulking vessel is currently docked at the Sevmash shipyard workshop in Russia's far north, where new submarines are being assembled.
The Khabarovsk was launched last week by defence minister Andrei Belousov - five years behind schedule due to repeated unexplained delays.
'The heavy nuclear-powered missile cruiser Khabarovsk is being launched from the renowned Sevmash shipyard,' he said.
Photos released from the Khabarovsk's unveiling ceremony previously gave a glimpse of the rear part of the submarine.
Belousov said the missile cruiser will boost Russia's maritime security and protect its worldwide interests. He also said it was a significant moment in Russia's navy.
The submarine is equipped to fire Russia's notorious Poseidon nuclear drones at Western coastlines.
The Poseidon is said to be 20 metres long and nearly two metres wide. Reports indicate that it weighs 100 tons.
It is capable of travelling up to 6,200 miles with a speed of 115 miles per hour deep underwater.
Putin announced last week that the deadly new-style torpedoes powered by their own nuclear reactors had been successfully tested.
'The power of the Poseidon far exceeds that of our most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile, the Sarmat [aka Satan-2],' the Russian despot said.
'There is nothing like it anywhere else in the world.' He threatened: 'There are no means of intercepting it.'
Putin's propaganda machine has repeatedly claimed that the Poseidon could 'sink' Britain under 'radioactive tidal waves'.
While speaking at a hospital to soldiers who had been wounded in Ukraine, Putin bragged that he had successfully tested the missiles.
He said: 'For the first time, we managed not only to launch it from a carrier submarine.'
Jeffrey Lewis, a scholar at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, wrote in Foreign Policy: 'It's downright terrifying.
'We're talking about a massive, megaton-sized thermonuclear weapon designed to produce significant, long-lasting radiation effects.'
Other officials have also warned that the weapon could be fired from unexpected directions.
It was reported that this prompted US president Donald Trump to order his country's military to restart nuclear tests for the first time in 33 years.
He wrote: 'Because of other countries' testing programs. I have instructed the Department of War to start testing our Nuclear Weapons on an equal basis.
'That process will begin immediately.'