(19.01.2021, 17:15)Mondgesicht schrieb: Dies könnten aber auch nur nette Ideen bzw. Luftschlösser sein, es geht bisher wohl noch nicht um etwas konkretes.

(19.01.2021, 21:30)Helios schrieb: Wie bereits gesagt, der Ersatzbau für die nicht gelieferten Mistral-Einheiten wurde im Sommer letzten Jahres auf Kiel gelegt, zwei Schiffe sind geplant.

Zitat:Russian First Serial Project 22220 Nuclear Icebreaker Starts Sea Trials

The first serial Project 22220 nuclear-powered icebreaker Sibir has started its running trials, the press office of the Baltic Shipyard (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) said. [...] The Sibir versatile nuclear-powered icebreaker is the first serial Project 22220 ship being built by the Baltic Shipyard. It was laid down on May 26, 2015 and launched on September 22, 2017. The icebreaker is planned to be delivered to the customer by the yearend.

Project 22220 ships are the biggest and most powerful icebreakers in the world.

Zitat:Fire engulfs Russian warship under construction, 3 injured

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia -- A Russian warship under construction at a shipyard in St. Petersburg caught fire Friday, leaving at least three workers injured.

The Provorny (Agile) corvette being built at the Severnaya Verf (Northern Shipyard) was completely engulfed by flames, and nearly 170 firefighters were taking part in efforts to extinguish the blaze that sent massive plumes of smoke over Russia’s second-largest city. [...] Local authorities said three workers were injured, with two of them requiring hospitalization.

Zitat:Russian Navy corvette Provorny may be restored in five years after shipyard fire — source

MOSCOW, December 27. /TASS/. Russian Navy’s corvette Provorny may be restored in 2026 after it sustained damages in a fire ten days ago, a source in the country’s shipbuilding industry told TASS on Monday.

On December 17, the Project 20385 corvette Provorny was damaged by fire at the Severnaya Verf Shipyard in St. Petersburg. "The Provorny may be completely restored after the fire not earlier than in five years," the source said.

Zitat:All three Russian #BalticFleet Ropucha-class heavy landing ships departed #Baltiysk during this afternoon and evening.

They are likely joining the three Northern Fleet LSTs that caused Sweden to order troops to the streets.

Other BF assets are also looking active.

Zitat:Schweden lässt auf Ostseeinsel Soldaten und Panzer patrouillieren

Vor wenigen Tagen liefen Landungsschiffe der russischen Marine in die Ostsee ein. Als Signal, wie ernst Schweden das Manöver nimmt, verstärkt die Regierung in Stockholm die Militärpräsenz auf Gotland.

Zitat:Russia Launches Project 23550 Patrol Ship “Purga”

On October 7, 2022, Russian Vyborg Shipyard, a part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation launched Project 23550 patrol vessel named "Purga" which is planned to serve the Russian Coast Guard. The icebreaker is intended for the border guard service (Coast Guard) of the Federal Security Service (FSB) of the Russian Federation. [...]

Two project 23550 ships are being built for the Russian Navy, and two for the Border Service of Russia (Coast Guard). The Ivan Papanin lead ship for the Russian Navy was laid by Admiralty Shipyard on April 19, 2017, and floated on October 25, 2019. The Nikolai Zubov was laid on November 27, 2019. The ships have to become operational in 2023 and 2024. The third hull, Purga, is currently being built for the Russian Border Guards (keel laid in July 2020, launched yesterday).

For the record, Project 23550 is a multirole icebreaker combining the functionalities of a tugboat, patrol ship, and an icebreaker capable of breaking ice up to 1.7 meters thick. Project 23550 ships are designed to protect and monitor Arctic water resources; escort and tow other vessels; act as a support vessels; participate in rescue operations; transport various cargo in the Arctic.

The vessel has a total displacement of about 9,000 tons; a length of about 114 meters; a width of about 20 meters and a draft of about 6.0 meters. Its maximum speed is 18 knots; economic speed of 10 knots; crew / additional crew of about 60/50 people. The endurance is 70 days at sea.

Zitat:Russia’s Newest Project 20380 Corvette Enters Final Stage Of Sea Trials

The Russian news agency TASS reports that the Russian Navy's newest Project 20380 (Stereguschiy class) corvette "Mercury" has entered the final phase of sea trials in the Gulf of Finland. [...]

The Mercury corvette built by Severnaya Verf Shipyard in St. Petersburg has entered the Gulf of Finland for the final stage of sea trials, the Russian Defense Ministry said. [...] The Mercury is the fifth project 20380 ship, which has been built by Severnaya Verf Shipyard (it is affiliated with the United Shipbuilding Corporation). Project 20380 warships carry the Uran missile system with four container launching ramps and an ammunition load consisting of eight Kh-35U antiship missiles with a firing range of up to 260 km.

The corvette was laid down on February 20, 2015 under the name Retivy. The ship changed its name to Mercury on October 15, 2021 in honor of a 19th century sailing ship of the Black Sea fleet that distinguished itself in the 1828-1829 Russian-Turkish war.

Zitat:Agreement between Russia & Sudan for a naval base to be signed

According to information published by Tass on February 10, 2023, the agreement between Moscow and Khartoum on the establishment of a logistic center for the Russian Navy in Sudan is in the process of ratification, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said at a joint news conference with Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali al-Sadiq Ali. [...]

In 2019, Sudan and Russia signed an agreement, which reportedly gives the Russian Navy access to Sudanese ports. In 2020, Russia announced plans to build a naval base in Port Sudan, which would give them a significant presence in the region. However, the Associated Press reported in 2021 that the agreement has not been ratified by Sudan's parliament, and the Sudanese military has indicated it will review the agreement to ensure that their interests and profits are taken into account.

Zitat:Russia’s 2024 Naval Priorities: Design Bureaus
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Russia’s 2024 Naval Priorities: Design Bureaus
Russia’s 2024 defence priority will be naval design bureaus to recreate future Russian naval fleets as a new aircraft carrier is on the horizon.
Russia’s semi-official defence magazine, flot.com, states that, in 2024, more than 80 shipbuilding design bureaus will design the Russian fleet. “Our immediate plans are to improve the operation of the communications system, increase the effectiveness of the use of modern means of reconnaissance, target designation and counter-battery warfare, as well as the capabilities of air defence and satellite constellation,” Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said at a conference call with the leadership of the Russian Armed Forces.