Severodvinsk

American  

[sev-er-uh-dvinsk, syi-vyi-ruh-dvyeensk] / ˌsɛv ər əˈdvɪnsk, syɪ vyɪ rʌˈdvyinsk /

noun

1. a city in the northern part of the Russian Federation in Europe, on Dvina Gulf, east of Archangel.

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Example Sentences

“It will await utilization at a naval base in Severodvinsk together with two other units of this project,” Vladimir Maltsev, head of the Russian Movement for Navy Support, said, according to TASS.

From Washington Times

“Recently, the submarine cruiser Generalissimo Suvorov has started moving from Severodvinsk, where it was located at the Sevmash shipyard, to a temporary base for the Northern Fleet,” the state agency cited its source as saying.

From Reuters

HMS Portland reported on the movements of the Russian cruise missile submarine Severodvinsk and Akula-class attack submarine Vepr on Friday.

From BBC

Russian newspaper Sport Express published Monday what it said were photographs showing Fedotov at a military base in Severodvinsk, a naval city with shipyards on Russia’s north coast, though there have been conflicting reports about exactly where he is.

From Seattle Times

The Russian Defense Ministry said the Zircon missile was launched from the Severodvinsk submarine and hit a designated mock target in the Barents Sea.

From Seattle Times