The list of ships of Russia by project number includes all Soviet and Russian ships by known assigned project numbers. Ship descriptions are Russian assigned classifications when known. The Russian term проект (tr. proyekt) can be translated either as the cognate "project" or as "design". Warsaw Pact states and Post-Soviet states also used an equivalent term to classify their ships, such as the Polish Project 664 torpedo boat or the Ukrainian Project 58155 Hyurza-M armoured gunboat.
Project Number | Ship Type | Name | Year of Design | Displacement (t) | Number Built | Notes | |||
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Subtypes | Common or NATO | Russian | Total | ||||||
1 | Destroyer Leader | Leningrad-class | 1930 | 2675 | 3 | Originally assigned Project 2.[1] | |||
2 | Guard Ship | Uragan-class | 1926 | 633 | 8 | Uragan-class Series I. Originally assigned Project 1 but poor test results led to its number being swapped with the Leningrad-class.[2] | |||
3 | Minesweeper | Fugas-class | 1930 | Fugas-class Series I. | |||||
4 | Guard Ship | Uragan-class | 1931 | 619 | 4 | Uragan-class Series II.[2] | |||
5 | Cargo Lighter | Toplivo-1-class | 1957 | 445 | Imported from Poland.[3] | ||||
6 | Submarine | Dekabrist-class | 1926 | 1388 | 6 | Series I submarine. | |||
7 | 7 | Destroyer | Gnevnyy-class | 1934 | 2400 | 47 | 29 | Based on Italian Maestrale-class Destroyer.[4] | |
7U | Storozhevoy-class | 1938 | 2400 | 18 | Gnevny-class destroyer with machinery en echelon. U stands for Uluchshennyy (Russian: Улучшенный, improved).[4] | ||||
9 | Submarine | S-class | 1934 | 1075 | 3 | Series IX submarine.[citation needed] | |||
15 | Destroyer | Orfey-class | 1933-1944 | 1515-2020 | Modernization of Orfey and Leytenant Il'in-class destroyers.[5] | ||||
19 | Guard Ship | Kirov-class | 1933 | 1161 | 2 | Built in Italy.[6] | |||
20 | 20 | Destroyer Leader | Tashkent-class | 1936 | 4175 | 1 | 0 | 2 planned, cancelled 1940 due to inability to locally construct design.[7] | |
20I | 1 | Built in Italy. I stands for either Importnye (Russian: импортные, imported) or Italyanskiy (Russian: итальянский, Italian).[7][8] | |||||||
21 | Battleship | "Battleship B" | 1936 | 37 800 | 0 | Design study for Nelson-class style battleship, replaced by Project 25.[9] | |||
22 | Heavy Cruiser | 1938 | 23 000 | 0 | Design study for "cruiser-killer" design, cancelled 1938. | ||||
23 | 23 | Battleship | Sovetsky Soyuz-class | 1939 | 65 150 | 0 | 0 | 4 laid down, 1 cancelled 1940, others 1947. Largest Russian battleships ever laid down.[10] | |
23bis | 1939 | 66 800 | 0 | Design study for improved Project 23, uses simplified armour scheme.[11] | |||||
23NU | 1940 | 68 000-70 600 | 0 | Design studies based on Project 23bis, all found too heavy and cancelled 1940.[11] | |||||
24 | Battleship | 1950 | 81 150 | 0 | 2 planned for 1955, still in design phase and cancelled after Stalin's death.[12] | ||||
25 | Battleship | "Battleship B" | 1937 | 30 900 | 0 | Design study for small battleship, cancelled 1937.[9] | |||
26 | 26 | Cruiser | Kirov-class | 1934 | 9436 | 6 | 2 | Based on Italian Condottieri-class.[13] | |
26bis | Maxim Gorky-class | 1937 | 9728 | 2 | Improved Kirov-class.[14] | ||||
26bis2 | 1937 | 10 040 | 2 | Project 26bis built for the Pacific Fleet. Less emphasis on saving weight.[15] | |||||
27 | Battlecruiser | Petropavlovsk | 0 | Proposal to rebuild the destroyed battleship Petropavlovsk (ex-Marat). Really a coastal bombardment ship.[16][17] | |||||
28 | Cruiser | 10 390 | 0 | Design study, precursor to Chapayev-class.[18] | |||||
29 | 29 | Guard Ship | Yastreb-class | 1938 | 7 | 2 | 15 ships laid down, 9 cancelled/destroyed during construction, 2 completed, rest completed as Project 29K.[19] | ||
29K | 4 | K stands for Korektirovannyy (Russian: Коректированный, Corrected).[19] | |||||||
30 | 30 | Destroyer | Ognevoy-class | 1939 | 2763 | 81 | 1 | 26 ships laid down, 15 cancelled, 1 completed, rest completed as Project 30K.[20] | |
30A | 1940 | 0 | Ognevoy-class using American Westinghouse high-pressure boilers, imported boilers were lost during the early weeks of the German invasion.[20] | ||||||
30K | 1947 | 2860 | 10 | K stands for Korektirovannyy (Russian: Коректированный, Corrected).[20][21] | |||||
30bis | Skoryy-class | 1949 | 3066 | 70 | Improved Project 30K.[22][23] | ||||
30BA | 2 | Modernization for export to Egypt.[22][23] | |||||||
30BK | 7 | Modernization for export to Indonesia.[22][23] | |||||||
30BV | 2 | Modernization of ships returned from Egypt.[23] | |||||||
30T | 1 | Modernization of Pylkiy for export to Indonesia.[23] | |||||||
31 | Radar Picket Destroyer | Skoryy-class | 1955 | 3250 | 8 | Conversion of Skoryy-class destroyers.[24][23] | |||
32 | 32 | Salvage Ship | Soobrazitelnyy | 2 | 1 | Conversion of destroyer Soobrazitelnyy.[25] | |||
32A | Strogyy | 1 | Conversion of destroyer Strogyy.[26] | ||||||
33 | Guided Missile Cruiser | Voroshilov | 1 | Conversion of Maxim Gorky-class cruiser Voroshilov. | |||||
34 | Radar Picket Destroyer | 0 | Based on Skoryy-class. | ||||||
35 | Destroyer | Udaloy-class | 1940 | 3130 | 0 | 2 ships planned for 1941 but cancelled. | |||
35 | 35 | ASW Frigate | Mirka-class | 1136 | 18 | 18 | [27] | ||
35M | 10 | Modernization of Mirka-class.[27] | |||||||
38 | 38 | Destroyer Leader | Minsk-class | 1934 | 2675 | 3 | 1 | Improved Leningrad-class.[1] | |
38bis | 2675 | 2 | [1] | ||||||
39 | Guard Ship | Uragan-class | 1934 | 635 | 6 | Uragan-class Series III and IV.[2] | |||
40 | Coastal Submarine | M-class | 1934 | 256 | Series XII submarine.[28] | ||||
40 | Destroyer | 1944 | 4050 | 0 | Design study for new destroyer with dual-purpose main guns, cancelled 1945. | ||||
41 | Cruiser Submarine | K-class | 1936 | 2104 | 11 | Series XIV submarine. 12 ships laid down, 1 cancelled. | |||
41 | Destroyer | Tallinn-class | Neustrashimy | 3830 | 1 | [29] | |||
42 | Frigate | Kola-class | Sokol | 1679 | 8 | [30] | |||
43 | Guard Ship | Brilliant-class | 1934 | 580 | 4 | Based on Fugas-class. | |||
45 | Destroyer | Opytnyy | 1 | Experimental destroyer with high-pressure boilers.[31] | |||||
47 | Destroyer | 4500 | 0 | ||||||
48 | 48 | Destroyer Leader | Kiev-class | 1939 | 3045 | 0 | 0 | 3 laid down, 1 cancelled 1940, remaining 2 converted to Project 48K.[32][33] | |
48K | 1948 | 2722 (std) | 0 | Cancelled 1950.[33] | |||||
50 | Frigate | Riga-class | Gornostay | 1337 | 68 | [34] | |||
52 | 52 | Guard Ship | Purga-class | ||||||
52K | 3819 | 1 | K stands for Korektirovannyy (Russian: Коректированный, Corrected).[35] | ||||||
53 | Cargo Ship | Severmorput-1-class | ~1937 | 7330 | 2 | ||||
53 | 53 | Minesweeper | Fugas-class | Fugas-class Series II | |||||
53U | Fugas-class Series III. U stands for Uluchshennyy (Russian: Улучшенный, improved). | ||||||||
56 | 56 | Destroyer | Kotlin-class | Spokoinyy | 31 | 27 | [36] | ||
56A | Guided Missile Destroyer | 7 | Missile destroyer conversion of Kotlin-class.[36] | ||||||
56AE | 1 | Conversion of Spravedlivy.[36] | |||||||
56K | 1 | Conversion of Bravyy.[36] | |||||||
56PLO | Destroyer | 14 | Modernization of Kotlin-class.[36] | ||||||
56M | Guided Missile Destroyer | Kildin-class | Bedovyy | 3315 | 3 | Dedicated missile destroyer (Kotlin-class conversions retained bow main gun) based on Kotlin-class.[37] | |||
56EM | 3390 | 1 | [37] | ||||||
56U | 3 | Extensive modernization of Kildin-class.[37] | |||||||
57 | 57 | Guided Missile Destroyer | Krupny-class | Gnevnyy | 1956 | 9 | 0 | Similar to Kildin-class, rejected and heavily redesigned to Project 57bis.[38][39] | |
57bis | 4192 | 9 | [38][39] | ||||||
57A | ASW Missile Destroyer | Kanin-class | 8 | Modernization of Krupny-class, replaced SSM with SAM and converted to ASW role.[38][39] | |||||
58 | Minesweeper | Fugas-class | Fugas-class Series IV. | ||||||
58 | Guided Missile Cruiser | Kynda-class | Groznyy | 1956 | 4 | ||||
59 | Minesweeper | Vladimir Polukhin-class | 1938 | 879 | 2 | 22 ships laid down, 3 cancelled, 2 completed, rest completed as Project 73K.[40] | |||
60 | Minesweeper | 0 | |||||||
61 | Gunboat | 1939 | 0 | ||||||
61 | 61 | ASW Destroyer | Kashin-class | 25 | 19 | ||||
61M | 1 | ||||||||
61ME | 5 | ||||||||
61 | Radar Picket | 0 | 3 laid down, cancelled.[41] | ||||||
63 | Nuclear Guided Missile Cruiser | 1956 | 0 | Based on Sverdlov-class.[42] | |||||
64 | Battleship | 1937 | 53 000 | 0 | Design study, cancelled 1938. Precursor to the Kronshtadt-class battlecruisers.[9][43] | ||||
65 | Light Cruiser | 1951 | 11 600 | 0 | Light cruiser design based on the Chapayev-Class. Precursor to the Sverdlov-class. | ||||
66 | Heavy Cruiser | 1953 | 30 850 | 0 | Cruiser-killer design similar to the Stalingrad-class battlecruisers, construction of lead ship planned for 1953-1956, cancelled 1954.[44] | ||||
67 | 67 | Guided Missile Cruiser | 1 | 0 | Conversion proposal for Sverdlov-class cruisers.[45] | ||||
67EP | 1 | Modernization of Admiral Nakhimov after its conversion to Project 68E.[45][46] | |||||||
68 | 68 | Cruiser | Chapayev-class | 1939 | 13 420 | 19 | 0 | 7 ships laid down, 1 converted to Project 68S, 2 cancelled and remaining completed as Project 68K.[47] | |
68I | 1940 | 14 460 | 0 | Project 68 redesigned to fit imported German fire control systems and 15 cm guns, cancelled 1940. I stands for either Importnye (Russian: импортные, imported) or Inostrannyy (Russian: иностранный, foreign).[47] | |||||
68S | 1941 | 0 | Chkalov redesigned to fit imported German heavy AA guns, cancelled 1941 after German invasion, completed as Project 68K.[47] | ||||||
68K | 5 | K stands for Korektirovannyy (Russian: Коректированный, Corrected).[47] | |||||||
68bis | Sverdlov-class | 1952 | 14 | Improved Project 68K.[45][46] | |||||
68bis-ZIF | 0 | Project 68bis with improved AA. 9 laid down, cancelled ~1955.[45] | |||||||
68A | ~1973 | 4 | Modernization of Sverdlov-class with improved AA.[45] | ||||||
68E | 1954 | 1 | Guided missile cruiser conversion of Admiral Nakhimov.[45] | ||||||
68U1 | 1965 | 1 | Command ship conversion of Zhdanov.[45] | ||||||
68U2 | 1 | Command ship conversion of Admiral Senyavin.[45] | |||||||
69 | 69 | Battlecruiser | Kronshtadt-class | 1940 | 41 539 | 0 | Officially "Heavy Cruisers". 2 ships laid down, converted to Project 69I.[48] | ||
69I | 1941 | 36 250 (std) | Project 69 with imported German 38 cm guns, work halted 1941 and cancelled 1947. I stands for Importnye (Russian: импортные, imported, as in imported guns).[48] | ||||||
69AV | Aircraft Carrier | Proposal to convert the unfinished Kronshtadt-class battlecruisers to aircraft carriers. | |||||||
70 | 70 | Anti-aircraft Cruiser | Sverdlov-class | 1957 | 1 | 0 | Conversion proposal for Sverdlov-class cruisers.[45][46] | ||
70E | 1958 | 1 | Conversion of Dzerzhinsky with Volkhov SAM system.[45][46] | ||||||
71 | Guided Missile Cruiser | 0 | Proposal to refit Sverdlov-class cruisers with SAMs. | ||||||
71 | 71A | Aircraft Carrier | 1939 | 11 300 | 0 | 0 | Design study for an aircraft carrier based on the Chapayev-class. Cancelled 1940.[49] | ||
71B | 1939 | 30 600 | 0 | Design study for an aircraft carrier based on the Kronshtadt-class, Cancelled 1939.[48][49] | |||||
72 | Aircraft Carrier | 1945 | 28 880 | 0 | Design study, cancelled 1945.[49] | ||||
73 | 73 | Minesweeper | Vladimir Polukhin-class | 1942 | 15 | 0 | Project 59 with diesel engines instead of steam turbines.[40] | ||
73K | 1945 | 880 | 15 | Project 73 with more powerful armament and sonars. K stands for Korektirovannyy (Russian: Коректированный, Corrected).[40] | |||||
78 | Training Cruiser | Svetlana-class | 1939 | 0 | Proposal to complete Admiral Butakov as a training cruiser, cancelled 1941.[50] | ||||
78 | Patrol Boat | A-class | 1941 | 8 | Civilian service boat, many converted to combat roles during construction.[51] | ||||
80 | Landing Craft | 26 | [52] | ||||||
82 | Battlecruiser | Stalingrad-class | 42 300 | 0 | 3 laid down, cancelled after Stalin's death. | ||||
83 | 83 | Heavy Cruiser | Admiral Hipper-class | 1936 | 18 200 | 0 | 0 | Ex-German heavy cruiser Lützow, never completed and used as a floating barracks.[53] | |
83K | 0 | Proposed completion of Tallinn (ex-Lützow) using the captured Seydlitz with Soviet weaponry. | |||||||
92 | Oil Tanker | Pevek-class | 6360 | 1 | Imported from Finland.[54] | ||||
94 | Cruiser | 1940 | 8715 | 0 | Design study development of Maxim Gorky-class cruiser.[55][better source needed] | ||||
95 | Coastal Submarine | M-401 | 1939 | 140 | 1 | Experimental submarine with closed-cycle diesel engines. | |||
96 | 96 | Coastal Submarine | M-class | 1939 | 358 | 57 | 57 | Series XV submarine. | |
96M | 0 | Series XV submarine. | |||||||
97 | Submarine | S-class | 1940 | 1106 | 0 | Series XVI submarine. 11 planned, 5 laid down, all cancelled 1941. | |||
97 | 97 | Icebreaker | Ivan Susanin-class | 2964 | 16 | 3 | [56] | ||
97K | 2599 | 2 | [56] | ||||||
97AP | 3414 | 2 | [56] | ||||||
97P | Icebreaker Patrol Ship | 3525 | 8 | [56] | |||||
97B | Hydrographic Survey Ship | 3450 | 1 | [56] | |||||
99 | Submarine Minelayer | 1941 | 1580 | 0 | Work stopped 1941. | ||||
101 | Passenger Ship | 5640 | 1 | Imported from East Germany.[57] | |||||
102 | Degaussing Ship | [58] | |||||||
103 | Motor Torpedo Boat | SM-4 | 1939 | 42 | 1 | [59] | |||
106 | Landing Craft | Vydra-class | |||||||
116 | Motor Torpedo Boat | G-5-class | 17 | 47 | G-5 Series XII and XIII.[60] | ||||
122 | 122 | Submarine Chaser | Artillerist-class | 1939 | 238 | 149 | 6 | 10 laid down, 4 cancelled 1941. | |
122a | 1941 | 257 | 16 | ||||||
122bis | Kronshtadt-class | 1944 | 325 | 227 | |||||
123 | 123 | Motor Torpedo Boat | Komsomolets | 1939 | 17 | 337 | 1 | [61] | |
123bis | P-4-class | 1943 | 21 | 89 | Improved Project 123, uses American Packard engines.[62][63] | ||||
M123bis | 22 | 42 | Project 123bis using Soviet engines.[64][63] | ||||||
123K | 1950 | 23 | 205 | Project M123bis with radar.[63] | |||||
K123K | 6 | Project 123K MTBs modified to have a forward hydrofoil.[63] | |||||||
123U | Target Boat | 8 | Conversion to target boat.[63] | ||||||
125 | 125 | Torpedo Boat | 61 | 18 | 2 | CODAG-powered hydrofoil.[65] | |||
125A | Patrol Boat | 1962 | 65 | 16 | Border patrol boat variant.[65] | ||||
129 | Steam Tug | Severoles-class | 1933 | 145 | 92 | [66] | |||
130 | Degaussing Ship | Bereza-class | 2096 | 17 | Imported from Poland.[67] | ||||
133 | Patrol Boat | Muravey-class | Antares | ||||||
133.1 | 1331M | ASW Corvette | Parchim II-class | 935 | 12 | Imported from East Germany. | |||
137 | Floating Workshop | 1298 | 1 | [68] | |||||
138 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | 1941 | 153 | Cancelled 1941 due to lack of suitable engines, resumed development as Project 161 in 1942. | |||||
141 | Buoy Tender | Kashtan-class | 8 | ||||||
145 | Buoy Tender | Sura-class | |||||||
149 | Netlayer | Onega-class | 1938 | 527 | 8 | 12 laid down, 4 cancelled.[69] | |||
157 | Motor Torpedo Boat | G-5-class | 1 | G-5 converted to use BS-2 torpedo drop collars, reconverted to a G-5 Series XI.[60] | |||||
158 | Motor Torpedo Boat | 1942 | 0 | Steel-hulled D-3-class MTB design. | |||||
159 | 159 | ASW Frigate | Petya-class | 1050 | 56 | 19 | [70] | ||
159A | 1110 | 23 | Project 159 with second set of torpedo tubes.[70] | ||||||
159AE | 1140 | 14 | Project 159 with larger torpedoes.[70] | ||||||
159M | 9 | Modernization of Project 159.[70] | |||||||
160 | Oil Tanker | Altay-class | 7225 | 6 | [71] | ||||
161 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | 1942 | 158 | 20 | Built in 2 series. | ||||
163 | Motor Torpedo Boat | STK DD | 1942 | 51 | 1 | ||||
164 | Submarine Chaser | MO-class | MO-6 | 1940 | 66 | 4 | Steel-hulled MO-4. | ||
165 | Landing Craft | DB-class | 1942 | 19 | |||||
174 | Submarine Chaser | MO-class | MO-4 | 56 | Wartime production MO-4 with American Packard engines. | ||||
183 | 183 | Motor Torpedo Boat | P-6-class | Bolshevik | 333 | [72] | |||
183T | P-8-class | 1 | CODAG-powered.[72] | ||||||
183TK | P-10-class | 25 | Production Project 183T.[72] | ||||||
183R | Missile Boat | Komar-class | 1957 | 114 | Some converted from Project 183.[73] | ||||
184 | Motor Torpedo Boat | 34 | 2 | Design licensed to China and modified to become the Type 025/Huchuan-class. | |||||
186 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | 1944 | 164 | 37 | Early boats fitted with T-34-85 turrets, later refitted with purpose-built MK-85 turrets.[74] | ||||
190 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | 1949 | 0 | Cancelled 1949.[75][76] | |||||
191 | 191 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | 1946 | 189 | 1 | [75][76] | |||
191M | 1947 | 188 | Project 191 with stronger engines.[75][76] | ||||||
192 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | ~1950 | 65 | 2 | Similar to Project 191.[77][76] | ||||
194 | Armoured Submarine Chaser | MO-class | BMO | 1942 | 55 | 67 | [78] | ||
199 | Submarine Chaser | 83 | 52 | Sub chaser version of Project 183. | |||||
200 | OD-200/P-26 | Submarine Chaser | 1942 | ~47 | 344 | 88 | Wooden sub chaser.[79][80] | ||
OD-200bis | 1946 | 63 | OD-200 with improved armament and Soviet engines.[80] | ||||||
OM-200 | 1942 | 0 | Metal sub chaser, cancelled due to thin steel shortage.[79] | ||||||
TD-200 | Motor Torpedo Boat | P-2-class | 1 | Wooden torpedo boat.[79][81] | |||||
TD-200bis | 1947 | 168 | TD-200 using Soviet engines.[79][81] | ||||||
TM-200 | 1942 | 24 | Metal torpedo boat.[79] | ||||||
201 | 201 | Submarine Chaser | SO-1-class | 170 | 12 | ||||
201M | 200 | 158 | |||||||
201T | 219 | 0 | Project 201M with torpedoes. | ||||||
204 | ASW Corvette | Poti-class | 66 | ||||||
205 | 205 | Missile Boat | Osa-class | Moskit | |||||
205P | Patrol Boat | Stenka-class | Tarantul | 114 | |||||
205T | Torpedo Boat | 220 | 8 | [82] | |||||
206 | 206 | Torpedo Boat | Shershen-class | 132 | 80 | [83] | |||
206M | Turya-class | Shtorm | 24 | [84] | |||||
206ME | 16 | [84] | |||||||
206MR | Missile Boat | Matka-class | Vikhr | 12 | [85] | ||||
213 | Motor Torpedo Boat | G-5-class | 18 | 14 | G-5 Series XI bis. Fire support boat variant with M-8 rocket launchers.[60] | ||||
234 | Multipurpose Boat | UTK | 200 | 0 | 1 laid down, engine issues prevented completion, cancelled 1951.[86] | ||||
253 | 253L | Minesweeper | MT-class | ||||||
254 | Minesweeper | T43-class | |||||||
257 | Minesweeper | Vanya-class | |||||||
258 | 258 | Radar Picket | T43-class | Conversion. | |||||
258M | Radar upgrade. | ||||||||
264 | Radar Picket | T58-class | Conversion. | ||||||
265 | Minesweeper | Sasha-class | |||||||
266 | 266 | Minesweeper | Yurka-class | Rubin | |||||
266M | Natya-class | Akvamarin | |||||||
266DB | Akvamarin 2 | ||||||||
291 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | 0 | [87] | ||||||
300 | Floating Workshop | Oskol-class | 2546 | 6 | Imported from Poland.[88] | ||||
301 | 301T | Floating Workshop | Oskol-class | 2700 | 2 | Imported from Poland.[89] | |||
303 | Floating Workshop | Oskol-class | 2700 | 4 | Imported from Poland.[90] | ||||
304 | 304 | Floating Workshop | Amur-class | 28 | Imported from Poland.[91] | ||||
304M | Amur-class with passenger facilities. | ||||||||
305 | Powership | Tomba-class | 5411 | 4 | Imported from Poland.[92] | ||||
307 | Floating Battery | 0 | [93] | ||||||
310 | Submarine Tender | Don-class | Batur | ||||||
311 | Monitor | 1100 | 0 | [94] | |||||
323 | Floating Missile Base | Lama-class | 7 | ||||||
357 | Dispatch Vessel | Libau-class | |||||||
376 | 376U | Training Ship | Yaroslavets-class | ||||||
394 | 394B | Surveillance Ship | Primor'ye-class | ||||||
411 | 411B | Dry Cargo Lighter | |||||||
431 | Cargo Lighter | ||||||||
437 | 437N | Oil Tanker | Khobi-class | 1526 | 20 | [95] | |||
438 | Dry Cargo Barge | 447 | 5 | [96] | |||||
503 | 503M | Surveillance Ship | Alpinist-class | ||||||
513 | 513M | Hydroacoustic Monitoring Ship | T43-class | 570 | 17 | ||||
527 | 527N | Rescue Ship | Prut-class | ||||||
530 | Salvage Ship | Nepa-class | Karpaty | ||||||
536 | Research Ship | Pioner Moskvy-class | |||||||
537 | Rescue Ship | Elbrus-class | |||||||
550 | Polar Supply Ship | Amguema-class | |||||||
561 | Water Tanker | Voda-class | |||||||
563 | 563 | Tug | Goryn-class | ||||||
563S | Rescue Tug | S stands for Spastel'niy (Russian: Спастельный, rescue). | |||||||
577 | Replenishment Ship | Uda-class | |||||||
593 | Trials Ship | OS-248 | 1828 | 1 | Converted from a passenger ship.[97] | ||||
604 | Submarine Minelayer | M-171 | 1942 | 258 | 1 | Conversion of M-class Submarine M-171.[98] | |||
611 | 611 | Submarine | Zulu-class | 2348 | 26 | 22 | [99] | ||
611AV | 2400 | 4 | [99] | ||||||
613 | Submarine | Whiskey-class | 215 | ||||||
615 | Coastal Submarine | Quebec-class | 30 | ||||||
617 | Submarine | S-99 | 1 | ||||||
627 | 627 | Nuclear Submarine | November-class | Kit | 13 | 1 | |||
627A | 12 | ||||||||
629 | 629 | Ballistic Missile Submarine | Golf-class | 23 | |||||
629M | |||||||||
633 | Submarine | Romeo-class | 133 | ||||||
636 | Submarine | Kilo-class | Varshavyanka | ||||||
640 | 640 | Radar Picket Submarine | Whiskey Canvas Bag-class | ||||||
640T | |||||||||
640U | Missile Submarine | Whiskey Twin Cylinder-class | |||||||
641 | 641 | Submarine | Foxtrot-class | 92 | 74 | ||||
641B | Tango-class | Som | 18 | ||||||
644 | Missile Submarine | Whiskey Twin Cylinder-class | |||||||
645 | Nuclear Submarine | November-class | 1 | Project 627 with liquid metal reactor. | |||||
651 | Cruise Missile Submarine | Juliett-class | |||||||
655 | Cruise Missile Submarine | Whiskey Long Bin-class | |||||||
658 | 658 | Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine | Hotel-class | ||||||
658M | |||||||||
659 | 659 | Nuclear Cruise Missile Submarine | Echo-class | ||||||
659T | Nuclear Submarine | ||||||||
661 | Nuclear Cruise Missile Submarine | Papa-class | Anchar | ||||||
664 | Nuclear Submarine Minelayer | 0 | |||||||
665 | Submarine | Whiskey-class | |||||||
667 | 667A | Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine | Yankee-class | Navaga | |||||
667AM | Navaga-M | ||||||||
667AU | Nalim | ||||||||
667AT | Nuclear Submarine | Grusha | |||||||
667M | Nuclear Cruise Missile Submarine | Andromeda | |||||||
667B | Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine | Delta-class | Murena | ||||||
667BD | Murena-M | ||||||||
667BDR | Kalmar | ||||||||
667BDRM | Delfin | ||||||||
670 | 670A | Nuclear Cruise Missile Submarine | Charlie-class | Skat | |||||
670M | Chayka | ||||||||
671 | 671 | Nuclear Submarine | Victor-class | Yersh | |||||
671RT | Semga | ||||||||
671RTM | Shchuka | ||||||||
675 | Nuclear Cruise Missile Submarine | Echo-class | |||||||
677 | Submarine | St Petersburg-class | Lada | 2 | |||||
685 | Nuclear Submarine | Mike-class | Plavnik | 1 | |||||
690 | Submarine | Bravo-class | Kefal | ||||||
699 | Minesweeper | Vanya-class | |||||||
701 | Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine | Hotel-class | |||||||
705 | Nuclear Submarine | Alfa-class | Lira | ||||||
712 | Rescue Tug | Sliva-class | |||||||
717 | Nuclear Amphibious Assault Submarine | 1970 | 0 | ||||||
730 | Tug | Roslavl-class | |||||||
733 | 733 | Tug | Okhtenskiy-class | ||||||
733S | Rescue Tug | Goliat-class | S stands for Spastel'niy (Russian: Спастельный, rescue). | ||||||
740 | Cargo Ship | Yunnyy Partizan-class | |||||||
745 | Tug | Sorum-class | |||||||
748 | Nuclear Amphibious Assault Submarine | 0 | |||||||
770 | 770D | Landing Ship | Polnocny-A-class | 751 | 35 | 6 | Imported from Poland.[100] | ||
770M | 4 | Imported from Poland.[100] | |||||||
770MA | 820 | 21 | Imported from Poland.[100] | ||||||
770T | 4 | Imported from Poland.[100] | |||||||
771 | 771 | Landing Ship | Polnocny-B-class | 847 | 25 | 13 | Imported from Poland.[101] | ||
771A | 857 | 12 | Imported from Poland.[101] | ||||||
772 | 772U | Training Boat | Bryza-class | ||||||
773 | 773 | Landing Ship | Polnocny-C-class | 1192 | 8 | Imported from Poland.[102] | |||
773U | |||||||||
775 | 775 | Landing Ship | Ropucha-class | 4012 | 28 | 12 | Imported from Poland.[103] | ||
775/II | 13 | Imported from Poland.[103] | |||||||
775/III | 3 | Imported from Poland.[103] | |||||||
776 | Landing Command Ship | ||||||||
782 | Floating Dry Dock | ||||||||
823 | Floating Dry Dock | ||||||||
850 | Research Ship | Nikolay Zubov-class | 3090 | 11 | Imported from Poland.[104] | ||||
860 | Hydrographic Survey Ship | Samara-class | Azimut | ||||||
861 | 861 | Hydrographic Survey Ship | Moma-class | ||||||
861M | Surveillance Ship | ||||||||
862 | 862 | Research Ship | Yug-class | ||||||
8621 | Surveillance Ship | ||||||||
8622 | |||||||||
864 | Surveillance Ship | Vishnaya-class | |||||||
865 | Midget Submarine | Losos-class | Pyranja | ||||||
870 | Hydrographic Survey Ship | Kamenka-class | |||||||
871 | Hydrographic Survey Ship | Biya-class | |||||||
872 | Hydrographic Survey Ship | Finik-class | |||||||
873 | Hydrographic Survey Ship | Sibiryakov-class | |||||||
877 | Submarine | Kilo-class | Paltus | ||||||
885 | Nuclear Submarine | Severodvinsk-class | Yasen | ||||||
887 | Training Ship | Smolnyy-class | 7256 | 3 | Imported from Poland.[105] | ||||
888 | 888R | Training Ship | Wodnik II-class | Labadzh | 1848 | 2 | Imported from Poland.[106] | ||
903 | Missile Ground Effect Vehicle | Utka-class | Lun | 1 | [107] | ||||
935 | Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine | Borei-class | 1 | ||||||
940 | Rescue Submarine | India-class | Lenok | ||||||
941 | Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine | Typhoon-class | Akula | 6 | |||||
945 | 945A | Nuclear Submarine | Sierra-class | Barrakuda | |||||
945B | Kondor | ||||||||
949 | 949 | Nuclear Cruise Missile Submarine | Oscar-class | Granit | |||||
949A | Antei | ||||||||
955 | 955 | Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine | Borei-class | 7 | |||||
955A | |||||||||
956 | 956 | Guided Missile Destroyer | Sovremenny-class | Sarych | 7910 | 21 | 17 | [108] | |
956E | 8440 | 2 | For export to China.[108] | ||||||
956EM | 2 | For export to China.[108] | |||||||
959 | Radar Picket | T58-class | Oko | 0 | |||||
962 | Radar Picket | 0 | |||||||
971 | 971 | Nuclear Submarine | Akula-class | Bars | |||||
971U | Shchuka-B | ||||||||
977 | 9770 | Nuclear Submarine | Yankee Pod-class | Akson | |||||
978 | 9780 | Nuclear Submarine | Yankee Stretch-class | ||||||
996 | Radar Picket Destroyer | 0 | Proposed conversion of Sovremenny-class. | ||||||
1041 | 10410 | Patrol Boat | Svetlyak-class | ||||||
10411 | Missile Boat | ||||||||
10412 | Patrol Boat | Export variant. | |||||||
1058 | 10581 | Hybrid Battleship | "Ship X" | 1938 | 74 000 | 0 | Designed by Gibbs & Cox. Also offered to US Navy.[109] | ||
1075 | Minesweeper | Lida-class | |||||||
1080 | Guided Missile Cruiser | [citation needed] | |||||||
1083 | 10831 | Submarine | Paltus-class | ||||||
1090 | 10901 | Battleship | "Design D" | 1939 | 53 680 | 0 | Designed by Gibbs & Cox.[110] | ||
1112 | Cable Ship | Klazma-class | |||||||
1123 | 1123 | Helicopter Carrier | Moskva-class | Kondor | 15280 | 2 | 2 | Officially an "Anti-submarine Cruiser".[111] | |
11233 | 0 | Design with increased armament.[111] | |||||||
1124 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | 1935-1943 | 41-48 | 2 production series. Technically Project 11-24 as "11" replaced the TsKB-50 design bureau designation of "SB".[112] | |||||
1124 | 1124 | ASW Corvette | Grisha-class | Albatros | 38 | [113] | |||
1124K | 1 | Modernization of MPK-104.[113] | |||||||
1124P | Patrol Boat | 17 | [113] | ||||||
1124M | ASW Corvette | 31 | [113] | ||||||
11244 | |||||||||
1125 | Armoured Motor Gunboat | 27-37 | 211 | 2 production series. Technically Project 11-25 as "11" replaced the TsKB-50 design bureau designation of "SB".[114] | |||||
1134 | 1134 | Guided Missile Cruiser | Kresta I-class | Berkut | 7170 | 4 | |||
1134A | ASW Cruiser | Kresta II-class | Berkut-A | ||||||
1134B | Kara-class | Berkut-B | |||||||
1135 | 1135 | Frigate | Krivak-class | Burevestnik | |||||
1135M | Burevestnik-M | ||||||||
11351 | Nerey | ||||||||
11352 | Burevestnik | ||||||||
11355 | Nerey | ||||||||
11356 | Admiral Grigorovich-class | ||||||||
1141 | Submarine Chaser | Babochka-class | Sokol | 465 | 1 | [115] | |||
1143 | 1143 | Aircraft Carrier | Kiev-class | Krechet | 41370 | 4 | 2 | Officially a "Heavy Aircraft-carrying Cruiser".[116] | |
1143M | 43220 | 1 | [116] | ||||||
11430E | Nuclear Aircraft Carrier | Lamantin-class | 0 | ||||||
11435 | Aircraft Carrier | Kuznetsov-class | 1 | Officially a "Heavy Aircraft-carrying Cruiser".[117] | |||||
11436 | 0 | Incomplete hulk sold to China and completed as Liaoning. | |||||||
11437 | Nuclear Aircraft Carrier | Ulyanovsk-class | 73400 | 0 | Officially a "Heavy Nuclear-powered Aircraft-carrying Cruiser". 1 laid down, cancelled 1992.[118] | ||||
1144 | 1144 | Guided Missile Battlecruiser | Kirov-class | Orlan | 25860 | 4 | 1 | Officially a "Heavy Nuclear-powered Missile Cruiser".[119] | |
11442 | 26396 | 3 | [119] | ||||||
1145 | 11451 | Submarine Chaser | Mukha-class | Sokol 2 | 470 | 2 | [120] | ||
1151 | 11510 | Transport Ship | Belyanka-class | ||||||
1153 | Nuclear Aircraft Carrier | Oryol | 1978 | 72 000 | 0 | ||||
1154 | 11540 | Frigate | Neustrashimy-class | Yastreb | |||||
1155 | 1155 | ASW Destroyer | Udaloy-class | Fregat | |||||
11551 | |||||||||
1157 | 11570 | Munitions Transport Ship | Sadko-class | ||||||
1159 | ASW Frigate | Koni-class | |||||||
1160 | Nuclear Aircraft Carrier | Oryol | 1969 | 0 | |||||
1164 | Guided Missile Cruiser | Slava-class | Atlant | 11280 | 3 | [121] | |||
1166 | 11661 | ASW Frigate | Gepard-class | ||||||
1171 | 1171 | Landing Ship | Alligator-class | Tapir | |||||
11711 | Ivan Gren-class | ||||||||
1171E | Amphibious Assault Ship | Cayman-class | [122] | ||||||
1172 | Cable Ship | Emba-class | |||||||
1174 | Landing Ship | Ivan Rogov-class | |||||||
1175 | Cable Ship | Biryusa-class | |||||||
1176 | Landing Craft | Ondatra-class | Akula | ||||||
1177 | 11770 | Landing Craft | Serna-class | ||||||
1178 | Amphibious Assault Ship | ||||||||
1190 | Monitor | Khasan-class | 1933 | 3 | [123] | ||||
1204 | River Gunboat | Shmel-class | |||||||
1205 | Air Cushion Landing Craft | Gus-class | Skat | ||||||
1206 | 1206 | Air Cushion Landing Craft | Lebed-class | Kalmar | |||||
12061 | Tsaplya-class | Murena | |||||||
1206E | |||||||||
1206T | Air Cushion Minelayer | Pelikan-class | |||||||
1208 | River Gunboat | Yaz-class | Slepen | ||||||
1209 | Air Cushion Landing Craft | Utenok-class | Omar | ||||||
1221 | 12210 | Fuel Lighter | |||||||
1232 | 12321 | Air Cushion Landing Craft | Aist-class | Dzheyran | |||||
12322 | Zubr-class | ||||||||
1234 | 1234 | Corvette | Nanuchka-class | Ovod | |||||
12341 | Burun | ||||||||
12342 | Nakat | ||||||||
1236 | Torpedo Testing Ship | Potok-class | Seman | ||||||
1238 | Air Cushion Gunboat | Kasatka-class | |||||||
1239 | Air Cushion Missile Boat | Dergach-class | Sivuch/Bora | ||||||
1240 | Missile Boat | Sarancha-class | Uragan | ||||||
1241 | 1241 | Corvette | Tarantul-class | Molniya | |||||
1241PE | |||||||||
12411RZ | Molniya-M | ||||||||
12412 | Pauk-class | Molniya 2 | |||||||
12412P | |||||||||
1242 | 12421 | Corvette | Tarantul-class | Molniya | |||||
1248 | 1248 | River Gunboat | Vosh-class | Moskit | |||||
12481 | Vosh-class without minelaying rails | ||||||||
1249 | Patrol Boat | Pyavka-class | |||||||
1258 | Minesweeper | Yevgenya-class | |||||||
1259 | Minesweeper | Olya-class | Malakhit | ||||||
1265 | Minesweeper | Alexandrit-class | Yakhont | ||||||
1266 | 12660 | Minesweeper | Gorya-class | ||||||
1270 | 12700 | Minesweeper | Alexandrit-class | ||||||
1274 | Cable Ship/Minelayer | Klaszma-class | |||||||
1330 | |||||||||
1350 | Fish Reefer Ship | Raduzhnyy-class | |||||||
1356 | 13560 | Floating Dry Dock | |||||||
1360 | Yacht | Chika-class | |||||||
1388 | 1388M | Officers' Yacht | Razvedchik-class | ||||||
1415 | 14151 | Tanya-class | |||||||
1431 | 14310 | Mirazh-class | |||||||
1452 | Rescue Tug | Ingul-class | |||||||
1453 | Rescue Tug | Ingul-class | |||||||
1454 | Experimental Ship | Sorum-class | |||||||
1467 | 14670 | Officers' Yacht | |||||||
1481 | Fuel Lighter | Bis-class | |||||||
1501 | 15010 | Fuel Lighter | |||||||
1541 | Missile Fuel Tanker | Luza-class | |||||||
1545 | Water Tanker | Baskunchak-class | |||||||
1549 | Water Tanker | Manych-class | |||||||
1559 | 1559B | Replenishment Ship | Boris Chilikin-class | ||||||
1593 | Replenishment Ship | Boris Chilikin-class | |||||||
1595 | Cargo Ship | Neon Antonov-class | |||||||
1657 | 16570 | Salvage Tug | Khoper-class | ||||||
1690 | 16900A | Cargo Lighter | Kanin-class | ||||||
1710 | Submarine | Beluga-class | Makrel | ||||||
1760 | Floating Dry Dock | ||||||||
1780 | Floating Dry Dock | Shilka-class | |||||||
1783 | 1783A | Waste Tanker | Vala-class | ||||||
1791 | Transport Ship | Amga-class | |||||||
1799 | 1799 | Degaussing Ship | Pelym-class | ||||||
1799A | |||||||||
1806 | Hydroacoustic Monitoring Ship | Onega-class | |||||||
1823 | Ammunition Ship | Muna-class | |||||||
1824 | Testing Ship | Muna-class | |||||||
1826 | Surveillance Ship | Balzam-class | |||||||
1828 | Surveillance Ship | Yuriy Ivanov-class | |||||||
1840 | Submarine | Lima-class | |||||||
1851 | Submarine | Paltus-class | |||||||
1855 | Deep-submergence rescue vehicle | Priz-class | 4 | ||||||
1859 | Ammunition Ship | Berezina-class | 1 | ||||||
1886 | Submarine Tender | Ugra-class | |||||||
1893 | Fireboat | Katun-class | |||||||
1908 | Satellite Tracking Ship | Akademik Sergey Korolyov-class | 1 | ||||||
1909 | Satellite Tracking Ship | Kosmonavt Yuriy Gagarin-class | 1 | ||||||
1910 | Submarine | Uniform-class | Kashalot | ||||||
1914 | 19141 | Missile Tracking Ship | Marshal Nedelin-class | ||||||
1917 | Satellite Tracking Ship | Kosmonaut Vladimir Komarov-class | 1 | ||||||
1918 | Transport Ship | Vytegrales-class | |||||||
1941 | Command Ship | Kapusta-class | Titan | 1 | |||||
1993 | Fireboat | Katun-class | Ikar | ||||||
2012 | 20120 | Submarine | Sarov-class | Sargan | |||||
2020 | Nuclear Fuel Transport Ship | Malina-class | |||||||
2038 | 20380 | Corvette | Stregushchy-class | Korvet-1 | 10 | 8 | 4 under construction.[124] | ||
20382 | Tigr | 0 | Export variant.[124] | ||||||
20385 | Gremyashchiy-class | 1 | 5 under construction.[124] | ||||||
20386 | Derzky-class | 1 | 1 under construction.[125] | ||||||
2091 | 20910 | Air Cushion Ship | Chilim-class | ||||||
2127 | 21270 | Officers' Yacht | |||||||
2163 | 21630 | Corvette | Buyan-class | 520 | 13 | 3 | [126] | ||
21631 | Buyan-M | 949 | 10 | 2 under construction.[127] | |||||
21632 | Tornado | 0 | Export variant. | ||||||
21635 | Sarsar | 0 | [127] | ||||||
2182 | 21820 | Landing Craft | Dyugon-class | 280 | 5 | ||||
2190 | 21900 | Icebreaker | LK-16-class | 14 300 | 5 | 1 under construction. | |||
2195 | 21956 | Guided Missile Destroyer | 2007 | 0 | |||||
2198 | 21980 | "Anti-saboteur Ship" | Grachonok-class | 138 | 27 | 1 under construction | |||
2212 | 22120 | Icebreaker Patrol Boat | Purga-class | 1066 | 8 | 1 under construction. | |||
2216 | 22160 | Corvette | Project 22160 | ~1700 | 4 | 2 under construction. | |||
2235 | 22350 | Frigate | Admiral Gorshkov-class | 5400 | 3 | 5 under construction. | |||
2246 | 22460 | Patrol Boat | Rubin-class | Okhotnik | 630 | 14 | |||
2280 | 22800 | Corvette | Karakurt-class | 860 | 9 | 7 under construction. | |||
2300 | 23000E | Nuclear Aircraft Carrier | Shtorm-class | 2013 | 0 | ||||
2313 | 23130 | Replenishment Ship | Akademik Pashin-class | 1 | 3 under construction. | ||||
2510 | 02510 | Assault Boat | BK-16-class | 30 | [128] | ||||
2356 | 23560 | Nuclear Guided Missile Destroyer | Lider-class | 19 000 | 0 | ||||
2390 | 23900 | Amphibious Assault Ship | Ivan Rogov-class | 40 000 | 0 | 2 under construction. | |||
3160 | 03160 | Patrol Boat/Assault Boat | Raptor-class | 17 | [129] | ||||
A-202 | Tug | Roslavl-class | |||||||
B-92 | Tug | Neftegaz-class | |||||||
B-93 | Research Ship | Akademik Fersman-class | |||||||
B-99 | Rescue Tug | Iva-class | Vikhr | ||||||
B-320 | Hospital Ship | Ob'-class | |||||||
P-19 | P-19 | Motor Torpedo Boat | D-3-class | 36 | [130] | ||||
P-19-O | Submarine Chaser | 1942 | [130] | ||||||
P-19-OK | 40 | [130] | |||||||
P-23 | Motor Torpedo Boat | D-4-class | 1940 | ~40 | 0 | 1 laid down, cancelled 1941.[131] | |||
SB-12 | River Monitor | Udarnyy-class | 1 | Originally classified as a floating battery.[132] | |||||
SB-15 | Paddle Tug | Usyskin-class | 400 (std) | [133] | |||||
SB-16 | Paddle Tug | 355 | [133] | ||||||
SB-30 | River Monitor | Aktivny-class | 314 | 1 | [134] | ||||
SB-37 | River Monitor | Zheleznyakov-class | 270 | 6 | [135] | ||||
SB-47 | Paddle Tug | 325 | All-welded version of Project SB-16.[133] | ||||||
SB-48 | 48 | Paddle Tug | 410 | [133] | |||||
48a | 376 | [133] | |||||||
SB-51 | Paddle Tug | 450 | [133] | ||||||
SB-57 | River Monitor | Shilka-class | 1939 | 800 | 0 | 3 laid down, scuttled under construction in 1941.[136] |
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