List of Russian Naval Vessels that will enter service this year in 2023

This video presents the list of Russian Naval vessels that will enter service this year in 2023
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[@briant5685]

lol that's more than what UK can make in 10 years

[@kingdedede1066]

Less than China

[@kuboisthebestdooboday4028]

Russian things are worse tho

[@ohlordy2042]

Russia have clearly given up on large, surface combatants (destroyers, cruisers and aircraft carriers). Frigates are as big as they build these days.

[@Caesarfuckinplays]

There are several ongoing projects for destroyers and such.

[@krishnakumar-yw7fm]

Respect Russia power 💪💪 I'm from India 🇮🇳

[@SUNNYSTARSCOUT365]

Thanks India for giving Vietnam missile war ship 🇻🇳🇮🇳🇻🇳🇮🇳🇻🇳

[@adamtoxic4180]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Darkie1873]

​@@SUNNYSTARSCOUT365❤

[@chamberpot969]

More Akulas please.

[@SUNNYSTARSCOUT365]

Awesome Russian's submarines 👌👌👌💪💪💪

[@adamtoxic4180]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

@@adamtoxic4180mad?

[@adamtoxic4180]

@@Anonymous-is6xu 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

@@adamtoxic4180 cope and seethe

[@lucifers242]

ô không ngờ lại gặp ở đây, lạc trôi qua tới đây rồi à 😅

[@ivanronin8209]

New Submarine 'Bolgorod '' with the Nuclear Poseidon torpedoes ???? !!!!

[@top5bufban254]

Việt Nam 💖🇷🇺

[@VioletSilence]

I have no idea how submarines could be sexy but they are.

[@JetFire9]

They remind you of your vibrating toy in your bedside table.

[@VioletSilence]

@@JetFire9 My cat indeed vibrates when she's happy and content, but she's not a toy, I don't keep her in my bedside table and she looks nothing like a submarine.

[@JetFire9]

@@VioletSilence That's pretty perverted. Leave your cat alone.

[@VioletSilence]

@@JetFire9 The only perversion here are your assumptions.

[@JetFire9]

@@VioletSilence You're really sick. I am blocking you.

[@andyo8141]

Best for what remains of these to avoid the Black Sea and Ukrainian Crimea.

[@biswajitbhattavharjya2115]

1 of each.

[@traenglishpodcast8699]

🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 💪💪💪💪

[@sherlock9397]

Can someone tell me why it takes so long to build/manufacture military equipment, I.e. tanks, jets, helicopters and ship.

[@mikecimerian6913]

Most of these ships are class lead ships. They underwent extensive trials. Russia is penny pinching about efficiency. There is no procurement unless MoD gives the go ahead. Admiral Gorchkov for instance did two trips around the World as part of the new class trials. Most vids I have seen of these ships undergoing trials had MoD admirals on board as oversight. They take their job seriously.

[@toadwine7654]

long compared to what ?

[@Faith_Through_Struggle]

Depends on the country… Russia has surge capacity, they have 2 12 hour shifts at their factories so their factories work 24/7 Most of Russia arms industry is state owned. So they can directly control what goes on within their arms production, they tell the companies what they want and it gets made/designed. In the USA we have private companies that all have a monopoly on one sector of arms, tanks, jets, rockets. We are sorta forced into some very stupid projects and things that lack quality and don’t work right like the “patriot air defense system”, we had no choice getting the F35 lighting 2, who else was gonna be able to give us a design? The issue in America is we have no industrial base, no surge capacity so if we lost 50 jets it would take like 5 years to replace them or so. I’m not writing verbatim but you get the point. The pentagon came out with a report that says we will lose 3600 soldiers a day in the next war, they want to instill the draft again for this reason, so if we would lose that many troops think about equipment!!! Russia can make 200+ modern t-90s a year which is a lot of tanks. Russia makes 2-3 million artillery shells a year and they are increasing the amount by another million. You’ll hear they make 1mil but we think it higher hence the 2-3 mil Russia wasn’t mass producing drones before but they stated they are going to build 2 million drones a year once production lines are started or developed.

[@kingdedede1066]

@@Faith_Through_StruggleI would not be so sure… Russia has also consolidated large parts of its defence industry, perhaps even more than the us and although it may be able to surge capacity for existing designs it struggles to finance future projects such as armata in the same way the us can.

@@Faith_Through_Struggle And yet they can't even build a handful of new tanks. Try harder, comrade....

[@strizhi6717]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@SUNNYSTARSCOUT365]

Love Russia's weapons 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@adamtoxic4180]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ooook3980]

❤❤

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

@@adamtoxic4180cope

[@ooook3980]

😊 😊 ​@@adamtoxic4180

[@ooook3980]

❤❤

[@miketrusky476]

This information is given to you FROM the fine folks in Ukraine.

[@blackmamba3427]

Glory to Russia 🇷🇺

[@stephenmuir5030]

So, that's a total of 11 vessels to enter service in 2023. (Noted, by the way, that some of these were "laid down" a very long time ago -- the submarine _Kronshtadt_ as early as 2005, and launched in 2018, so it's taken 13 years to construct and a further 5 to fit-out, test and commission. Its sister, _Velikiye Luki_, was laid down in 2015 and launched in 2022.) At the St Petersburg navy celebration, Putin said 30 new vessels would enter service in the coming year. If it's taken so long to construct these vessels, you have to wonder how in the coming year the rate of commissioning will be 3 times the 2023 rate. I know construction of a whole load of Russian warships has been held up because the propulsion systems used to be built in, and supplied by, Ukraine (Ukrainian state-owned enterprise Zorya-Mashproekt) and, not surprisingly, since the 2014 invasion, Ukraine has refused to deliver engines for Russian warships, so Russia has had to design engines from scratch (eg Project 22350 Admiral Gorshkov class); 3 Project 11356R Admiral Grigorovich class which could not be completed have, supposedly, been sold to the Indian navy.

[@LauftFafa]

well no , russia built indeed 30 ships this year most of them are already on sea and probably 5 to or so will make to sea soon . the problem is that the data on the internet dont get updated quick especially on places like wikipedia but many ships are indeed done . 30 is also not crazy . for russia its a start and means they are going back to full speed since they usually build like 5 or 6 ships a year , and last year 12 , this year its near 30 . China build build some 70+ and while usa build from 50 to 60 a year

[@strizhi6717]

Time for correction to you and a little perspective so you don't fall in the trap of misguided confused relic that CNN sponsors. From 1999-2010 a total of 8 warships and submarines were made as a whole. From 2012-present over 60! So don't get bogged down with what you think you know and maybe look at a larger pic. In addition just for the navy alone a brand new dockyard was made called Zvezda and this at the same time where as USN had 13 previously is now down to only working 3. So before you criticize it wasn't Russia that lost a whole helo carrier to a fire. And no such leaders has existed the likes of Biden in over 300 years. Edit: as I typed this out even I realized my numbers are in the low park when it comes to how many not just since 2012 but on average each year alone.

[@renee18101]

Gorshkov are not for sale a being completed

[@jrvanzijl1999]

2023 is gone. 2024 is here.

[@xolanikhumalo3903]

Russian naval is amongs the best naval force

[@Micha-qv5uf]

And the earth is flat I guess.

[@pietersteenkamp5241]

@@Micha-qv5uf Until maybe ten years ago it was not a question that the VMF was the second most potent navy on earth. Now of course one can argue that the Chinese navy have surpassed them but in terms of operational experience and potential success maybe the Russian navy will still just do better even with lesser means than the PLAN.

[@filipjelavic1127]

This aged pretty bad

[@joe74509migo]

why the most advanced nuclear submarine Sevastopol not on the list? 😢

[@bikechainmic]

Construction halted as funding cut,

[@michaeldendulk9225]

No money and no more access to highend microchips to finish her. Even if Sevastopol gets completed at some point, it's looking less and less likely any more of the submarines of the Belgorod class will see the light of day.

[@phaeron2450]

​@@michaeldendulk9225until China starts making high-end chips. And we all know they will be soon. If not already.

[@LalaineMendoza-k3k]

Im setting up a dive shop in ther black sea ill clean up divong on these wrecks

[@mr.d864]

How about Chinese vessel ?

[@LalaineMendoza-k3k]

Well when u say the word Chinese reliability immediately please comes too mind

[@kingdedede1066]

@@LalaineMendoza-k3kI would not be so sure

[@AusNetFan13]

Let’s take bets on how long they’ll survive.

[@LauftFafa]

so Russia literally lost 4 ships , 1 capital ship and 3 ptboats . 3 other ships were damaged , 2 logistics (1 repaired) and 1 kilo class diesel engine sub also on repair . black sea fleet literally got more ships this year than it lost , and russia recieved already 20+ ships this year . this mean russia is outpacing the losses by a LOT . so idk wtf you on about . no newly built ship was sunk yet . you aware Russia have a load of fleets and ships ? so why you keep talking as if russia is losing ships daily like are you this dumb ?

[@The31stcenturyfox]

Askold didn't even get commissioned before she was hit by storm shadow.

[@massimogalli7453]

And they will become part of blacksea's seabed😅

[@infinitetk4165]

Ahh sure didn’t know the baltic, pacific and arctic fleet are based in crimea but hey if that’s what you’re brain says pls carry on💀🥲

[@LauftFafa]

most of these are already in service now . funny how Nafo peoples make arts with an X showing like 5 marked ships ignoring the fact that russia already repaired half of them and even increased the number by a lot they are literally outpacing the losses 3

[@The31stcenturyfox]

But not in the black sea, the only environment at war where they are needed and can't get new ships to as Turkey closed the strait of Bosphorus. Currently it's confirmed by video footage these vessels are sunk. Saratov (exploded) Moskva (sunk by Neptune) Novocherkassk (exploded) Ivanovets (sunk by drones) Caesar Kunikov (minor damage rapaired then sunk by drones) Sergey Kotov (sunk in shallow by drones) These vessels are severely damaged and not yet repaired, and might never be. Honestly with the damage I saw to Rostov-on-Don and Minsk they seem to be the least likely to actually be repaired, while the Olenegorsky Gornyak is undergoing repairs now. Yamal (Storm shadow reported listing moved to a nearby drydock and saved) Askold (Hit by one storm shadow picture evidence of radar superstructure damage, can be repaired but time consuming) Minsk (storm shadow, superstructure destroyed, hull floated out, the Konstantin Olshanskyi was a decommissioned vessel of the same class who's superstructure was going to be fitted to Minsk was hit a month ago to prevent such) Rostov-on-Don (storm shadow. Looks like two strikes or an internal explosion. Bow tubes and sonar as well as batteries, command and crew spaces might be destroyed. The engine and aft is fine. Lots of damage to repair, might be cheaper to removed the aft and build a new front. Essentially making most of a new sub) Olenegorsky Gornyak (Likely will be repaired. Single drone strike. Dry dock time. Lots of flooding damage, time consuming but doable) Ivan Khurs (damaged by Neptune, unknown state, tarp over rear list controlled by nearby docked vessel) Kommuna (damaged by Neptune, likely not worth salvaging at it's age, but also prevents the salvage of other ships.) There are many other vessels with minor damage that could have been repaired quickly or lacking video, photo or satellite proof and many small vessels sunk with video. All in all this is all going terribly for Russia as hard as Ukraine is getting hurt, this is only one theater of war and it can't protect it's fleet. Dry docks are short, safer dry docks out of range of Ukraine even less so.

[@LauftFafa]

@@The31stcenturyfox firstly keep in mind the war take place on land. Since i have my comment above Ukraine lost nearly lost 500kms of land including 3 major locations avdeevka novomikhailovka and marinka and they are half way with chasov yar and others + all thermal plants of ukraine are gone. For ships know Russia produce a lot per year . In 2022 Russia only launched 6 , last year Russia launched 13 , This year Russia will launch 33 and yes some will be built in black sea. In fact Russian black sea is bigger in size now if you are not aware. Only 4 ships were truly lost for good and sunk. Also the 4 ships sunk one was a corvette that was built in the black sea early last year. Russia do own shipyards in there . And the ukranian chart is very wrong since they considers hits as a kill like the submarine who is on repair and will launch this june . They claim to have sunk like 7 transports but in reality only 1 sank to the buttom and it was hit in 3 different occasions but ukro fans thought it was 4 different ships. Finally Russia have no need of that fleet since the war is on land and Russia can literally build a whole blaxk sea fleet if it want in 2 years times if it truly desire. Ships serves only as a plate-forme to fire specific missile types . Btw Russia can use its caspian fleet to fire those missiles. So in conclusion the stupid focus on ships and bridge are nothing but Pr stunts and ukraine always get punished hard like how they lost all their energy plants 2 weeks ago just because they damaged a Russian one. For each hit and Pr stunt they get punished hard

[@Carlos-cy4uc]

😂😂😂😂very funny

[@matthewlewis-zw3tf]

Stop being jealous and stop listening to media propaganda about the wests enemies. 😂😂😂😂

[@m-ots-w1]

LOL it's soviet fantasy :D

[@ActLikeABitch]

Thats all brand new ship and submarine what are you talking about dog😂

[@infinitetk4165]

Lmfao what are you saying the cope is hilarious 💀

[@ZOFIELHERRERA-wy3yo]

@m-ots-w1: The only fantasy found here is your Fantasyland imagination.

[@jerrykahn6894]

I could not find ANY Russian Naval Vessels that have been Commissioned and have entered service in 2023. Even if some of them have been launched, not one of them has been listed as entering service yet. With the sanctions on western tech they probably never will be. So the number to have entered service as of September 2023 is ZERO. They've got three more months to get the Boats commissioned, think they'll do it?

[@matthewlewis-zw3tf]

You think Western tech is the best? You are wrong. Western economies are full of debt and shrinking. Russia and China are growing. Russia exports more than it imports, unlike the west. The west is dying....BRICS is on top of the world. GOLD and commodities are real money, unlike debt instruments like the dollar and Euro.

[@pierceplaysstudios245]

Well, those twin missile boats just got launched. And the gorshkov frigate is projected to launch at the end of this year. Everything else, idk, probably in-between

[@pietersteenkamp5241]

One Borei and one Yasen class were supposedly commissioned so it aint zero. The idea that these boats were built with western tech is pretty dumb which rather tells me your judgement is impaired enough not to be able to find launching or commissioned data. They will eventually ( sans nuclear war with the USA) complete 14 bore class and 12 Yasen which will form the basis for effective area denial & nuclear deterrence well into the second half of this century. Part of the reason the USA made their move in Ukraine in 2014 was the fact that Russia had proved itself capable of starting to replace the legacy soviet Nuclear triad and were accelerating deployment of both submarine and silo based weapons. History was supposed to be over but it turns out Russia didn't fade away as hoped and since the USA can not engage China while the Russian nuclear remains so substantial Russia had to be directly confronted in the vein hope of creating a collapse. Pretty stupid plan but this is what happens when the corporations increasing take over with increasing malleable puppets trying to make policy and maintain empire. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_active_Russian_Navy_ships

[@tony18662]

The smart ones using oryx or other resource will realize that some of these newly launched ships already is sunk and destroyed . Not particularly good advertise of Russians Naval power

[@LauftFafa]

"some of these newly launched ships already is sunk and destroyed" this 100% false russia literally lost 4 ships , 1 capital ship and 3 ptboats . 3 other ships were damaged , 2 logistics (1 repaired) and 1 kilo class diesel engine sub also on repair . black sea fleet literally got more ships this year than it lost , and russia recieved already 20+ ships this year . this mean russia is outpacing the losses by a LOT . so idk wtf you on about . no newly built ship was sunk yet . i suggest you to stop drinking milk from the same t*t . there is the bottle and a second t*t . and if you are too dumb to get it then i mean there is neutral open source data , and there is russian data and facts such as images that show the state of some of the damaged ships like the one that was sideways and pushed to a port was already confirmed to be fully repaired in 2 months

[@tony18662]

@ertext3186 Go to Ukraine and get your Fake Reality crushed !

[@Clingerman93]

😂they might be able to have 1:48 scale models of these if there lucky

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

Keep coping

[@SLS9033]

It's roulette to see which one breaks down first.

[@infinitetk4165]

37% of the U.S SSN fleet is unavailable and your here taking about breaking down 💀😂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5bId2xqeqqUptk

[@matthewlewis-zw3tf]

Look at the new u.s. Stealth ships with cracked hulls ...😂😂😂😂

[@harrybaulz666]

Hahahaha rushya will never afford any of this

[@pinecone1208]

they... already have. They've all been built, and undergoing sea trials before entering service.

[@lexwaldez]

​@@pinecone1208 I believe they have been built, but building is different from operating, maintaining and arming the vessels (just forget about a well trained, highly motivated crew). Look at the Russian documentation related to the inspection of their Black Sea flag ship (I would underscore FLAGSHIP), meaning it was the best of the very best, and their own inspection report stated the HVAC was non-existent, the radio could not be operated at the same time as the radar, fire suppression systems were hit or miss, and it had propulsion issues. They passed her on inspection and sent her to sea. Turns out not having your radar on because your flag has to issue commands is a bad idea in a warzone with incoming missiles. Did you see the pictures of those new vessels in sea trials? Same black soot and same low grade fuel but do they have the same crap engines with the same old limitations? We'll have to wait and see, but for now about the only thing one can say is that they look good on paper.

[@pinecone1208]

@@lexwaldez keep in mind that ship in question was built well into the soviet era and had its last refit in the early 2000s. it was hardly a modern ship. A combination of older tech being used on it, and underestimation of ukrainian weaponry at the time led to its sinking. it was old and shouldnt have been sent into combat, it shoudlve been scrapped and used to make something more modern, it wouldve provided enough parts to make a mock-up lider, or 2 admiral gorshkovs. Russias black sea fleet is not a good example either as they have no large ship-building ports now after the fall of the soviet union and ukriane taking all of them, so every ship in the black sea fleet isnt quite up to par with the northern and pacific fleets.

[@Pinnaclebeacon634]

Oh I bet they can build. But can they maintain for the long run or is this a fancy paper weight for the next 5 years.

[@LalaineMendoza-k3k]

Thé have no income now and the ruple is halved so the materials have just doubled in price looooooool

[@Micha-qv5uf]

I don't think anything will enter service in Russia anymore. You guys are all not up to date about what is happening in the world.

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

Nonsense propaganda

[@LalaineMendoza-k3k]

Well the price of the Russian ruple alving into propaganda that's a fact. That means Russia's income has halved😂😂😂😂

[@Micha-qv5uf]

@@Anonymous-is6xu Bro they can't even supply their own forces with food and water. That's not western propaganda. That's what Russian soldiers on the ground are telling. They also can't maintain their passenger planes anymore. They had 2 accidents in just a few days. They also can't build more than 10 to 15 of their most modern aircraft and tank and the SU57 still doesn't even have the engine it was supposed to have but an old SU30 engine. These are all facts that even the Russians admit and verify. When you hear all this, how can you believe they will build a big warship for hundreds of millions of dollars in the near future? Tell me plz!

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

@@LalaineMendoza-k3k first of all, spell ruble correctly. Never heard of such thing as a “ruple”. Secondly, how old are you? Judging by your flawed perception of economics, probably at most ten years old. Get off KZbin and go do your homework Buddy, Russia’s GDP has increased since the war started

[@jaydurych]

Based on past Kremlin propaganda, I was expecting a flying nuclear-powered stealth aircraft carrier, a battle cruiser featuring a particle beam death-ray, and perhaps an invisible submarine with hypersonic nuclear torpedoes. 😂

[@ynddd]

not funny at all

[@ynddd]

it’s funny how u thought it was tho 😂

[@ynddd]

people like u will only shut up once the war is won and u won’t have anything else about mother Russia

[@carlambroson8872]

The way Ukraine is mauling Russia, if the ships actually get built, (and that’s a big if), they will likely be sitting in harbor under crewed, or even empty, 😂

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

Yeah, ukraine is mauling Russia so bad you can even see russian forces killing Ukrainians on Ukrainian land. Russia is going to lose!😂

[@grzegorz4673]

Someone here believes the propaganda and the facts are as follows: 10 million Ukrainians have left the country. 30% of the infrastructure is in ruins. 20% of the country was occupied by Russians. There is no official data on killed Ukrainian soldiers. The economy is in ruins on the drip of the US and the EU, which are running out of willingness to support Ukraine.

[@LauftFafa]

Russia literally lost 4 ships , 1 capital ship and 3 ptboats . 3 other ships were damaged , 2 logistics (1 repaired) and 1 kilo class diesel engine sub also on repair . black sea fleet literally got more ships this year than it lost , and russia recieved already 20+ ships this year . this mean russia is outpacing the losses by a LOT . so remove this idea that ukraine is doing a pearl harbor to russia you are literally dreaming

[@pietersteenkamp5241]

And if you believe that you also probably believed there were WOMD in Iraq and that there were no moon landings.

[@marcusmarcus1708]

what a joke, and if my grandma had fins she would swim too...

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

Whatever helps you cope 😊

[@LalaineMendoza-k3k]

Excellent targets for Ukrainians underwater drones. Make for great diive sites😂😂😂😂

[@Kimilldied]

😂 and sink next year

[@LalaineMendoza-k3k]

Not even enough to replace what theyve already lost. Not an aircraft carrier in their. Please rudsia the moscow circus is enough we dont need this as well 😂😂😂

[@donaldlong9259]

Or, won't😆...

[@Smoneyman123]

Why you calling ships ‘she’ 😂😂😂

[@Smoneyman123]

ships dont have gender 😂

[@michaeldendulk9225]

Because traditionally ships are regarded as female, dating back to them being thought of as mother figures guiding and protecting their crew.

[@AlexanderTch]

Lol. English is originated from England that is situated on the island and history of England was very strongly connected to seas and ships. So, ships were very important for English customs and traditons for centuries. So, because of their importance for history and existence of island nation , they considered them as living creatures, with soul. That's why they call animals like they are not alive - it, but ships are called as if they are alive - she. Female gender is better for structure you depend it and you like.

[@yzrider159]

Glory to Ukraine

[@alexssmjunior]

Fire to ukraine you should say

[@yzrider159]

They forgot their newest submarine, the Moscava 😂

[@LalaineMendoza-k3k]

What about the two new subs in dry dock at sevastapol 😂😂😂😂

[@yzrider159]

I hope they make better submarines than spacecraft😂