List Of Navy Ships In Service With Russia 2022

This list of active Russian Navy ships presents a picture that can never be fully agreed upon in the absence of greater data availability and a consistent standard for which ships are considered operational or not. The Soviet Navy, and the Russian Navy which inherited its traditions, had a different attitude to operational status than many Western navies. Ships went to sea less and maintained capability for operations while staying in the harbor. The significant changes which followed the collapse of the Soviet Union then complicated the picture enormously. Determining which ships are operational or in refit can be difficult. Jane's Fighting Ships has noted in recent editions that some ships have the little capability, but remain flying an ensign so that crews are entitled to be paid. Jane's Fighting Ships online edition, dated 8 March 2010, added "There are large numbers of most classes 'in reserve', and flying an ensign so that skeleton crews may still be paid. Only those units assessed as having some real operational capability or some prospect of returning to service after refit."
During the 2010s there was a shift toward the production and introduction of modern light units to begin to replace large numbers of obsolescent corvettes, missile boats, and mine counter-measures ships from the Soviet era. In addition, there has been a renewed emphasis on submarine production with the introduction of a nuclear-powered ballistic missiles, nuclear-powered cruise missile as well as new classes of conventionally-powered attack submarines. This trend is forecast as likely to continue through the 2020s.
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[@WestValleyTransparency]

The Moskva is now operating as a submersible boat👍

[@Anderixx]

That is Russian hightech 😜

[@TP-ie3hj]

Russia lost an old Soviet built boat and gained an area larger than Italy..... with far more resources than Italy as well. good trade.

[@chung729chung]

American has a concept of half submersible arsenal ship for stealth. Russian in 2022 flexed their muscles, their Soviet era cruiser can already go fully submersible under attack.

[@user-pf6js7uj4y]

Thank you USA and UK for your help and support! You are real friends! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the USA! Glory to Belarus!!!

[@tomasgogashvily5350]

The RANGE for nuclear powered ships are only applicable, if the ship runs at the speed of 30 knots. The range for nuclear powered ships on the cruising speed is unlimited (Kirov Class)

[@Xeronex]

For the Kirov Class Heavy Cruiser: I didn't know that 252 meters is equal to 1,827 feet. Makes it almost twice as long as the 305 meter (1,000 feet) long Kuznetsov class Aircraft Carrier. Oh the wonders of proof reading and editing.

[@MuffHam]

The Kuznetsov isn't a Aircraft Carrier. Its a Heavy Cruiser which carriers Aircraft. This definition is because Aircraft Carriers aren't allowed through Turkey. This includes NATO Aircraft Carriers duo to a treaty. Also the Kuznetsov has has much firepower as a Cruiser, even without aircraft its a powerful ship. Sadly its Engines are shit.

[@danghoangluong2942]

f american system

[@victorgastonhernandezmarti5451]

I come from the future and a Slava cruiser was sunk, due to two or more "accidents".

[@P-M-869]

There isn't quite as many as there was a while ago.

[@leeneon854]

Moscow been sunk 12,000t missile cruiser, with a decoy drone, 2 anti ship missiles Ukrainian Neptune class.

[@paulcurlin2789]

A quick correction for The Buzz. You show the Length of the Kirov as 252m. I think you misprinted the English measurements as 1827 ft, maybe it should be 827 ft?

[@antonz8791]

no, full length 252 m

[@paulcurlin2789]

@@antonz8791 Yes. But 252m is not 1827 ft.

[@Prometheus574]

@@paulcurlin2789 China would have made a 50 thousand ft warship.

[@paulcurlin2789]

@@Prometheus574 Of which 12 ft worked ciorrectly? 🙂

[@gregwilliams386]

Would have been better if in the text if you added the number built, number remaining, when built and when refit.

[@Silo-Ren]

I like the way she say's "Frigate" sounds like frigget as in 'for get it' 😋

[@paulcurlin2789]

That is the correct way to pronounce frigate 🙂

[@MrRoninGT]

KIROV CLASS💪

[@anguswaterhouse9255]

Just like the Moskva, it will be destroyed by Ukraine

[@MrRoninGT]

@@anguswaterhouse9255 The official version is an emergency situation. The version of US analysts is the sinking of NATO missiles with the help of the Orion satellite over Romania. In any case, Ukrainian rusty weapons did not participate.

[@anguswaterhouse9255]

@@MrRoninGT Rusty weapons? The neptune missile is almost brand-new. Same with the Bayraktar drones. Yes, the US told Ukraine where the ship was, but the Moskova was distracted by a Ukrainian TB-2 drone and was jit with Ukrainian anti-ship missiles. As for your claim that all Ukrainian weapons are rusty, Ukraine was one of the main arms-producing regions of the USSR, they know how to make weapons. The T-84 Opelot has been recorded destroying numerous Russian T-90's and T-80's. And if NATO was able to sink a Russian warship with no response, then what chance does Russia have? It was clearly easy to sink and NATO has almost 1 billion people compaired to Ukraines 40 million. If that fight was taken, NATO would mop the floor with Russia.

[@MrRoninGT]

@@anguswaterhouse9255 T-84 does not exist. There are several prototypes that were dragged along by tractors after a breakdown after 100 meters. NATO could well sink one cruiser. Like one hypersonic missile, it can destroy an aircraft carrier as part of an AUG. This is one of the versions, and if it is true, then Ukraine still has nothing to do with this incident. Ukraine is the poorest country in Eurasia, a third world country that has nothing but Nazism nurtured by the Anglo-Saxons. We all wish real Ukrainians, especially Ukrainians in Donbass, to get rid of the bastards.

[@anguswaterhouse9255]

@@MrRoninGT The only Nazi's are Russia. Look up the Molatov-Ribbentrov pact Russia helped the Nazi's because you wanted to expand the communist empire. And there are so many T-84's made Ukraine exports them to Thailand. You're talking out your ass.

[@billkonkel6325]

Scratch the Moskva.

[@mandalore1st226]

4 kyrov were built, and their range is unlimited since they are nuclear powered, get your facts right

[@estoyaqui5386]

that, plus the usual "I can´t tell a battleship from a warship". But hey, they know how to make flashy transitions, so that´s something.

[@Kevlar67476]

Junk

[@ariyanashoojaei4631]

I really love your channel. Please add Persian subtitles to your movies. Thanks.

[@dondyernesto7494]

Where are The Karakurt Class Corvettes, Stereguschy Claass Corvettes and Gremyaschy Class Corvettes?

[@massimogalli7453]

Astonishing as usual! Sorry for the OT: id love to see a video on hovercraft

[@Glidescube]

But I want to know is how many ships do they have left when you remove all the rust

[@Dallasbird1975]

1 or 2 😁😄😅😂🤣

[@Anonymous-is6xu]

Lol, Russian ships have far less rust than American Arleigh Burkes. The USN wouldn’t I exist in that case Rust is a sign of maritime activity and long deployments, which is a good thing. Please grow a brain

[@Protey10]

The tarantula-class corvette looks very different from the picture. And why do you have number 45 between 03 and 05?

[@BorntoYeet]

Some tarantu-class were modified to carry the smaller kh-35 subsonic missiles instead of the Moskit super sonic ones.

[@delfimmarques5014]

Honestly ?? The "Neutrashimy" is the Italian Lupo frigate, the Krivak that was scuttled was Ukranian not russian, the "Gepard" is a "Grisha". This is a joke.

[@newwarrior1581]

Where is STEREGUSHCHIY Class corvette???

[@ricdale7813]

Splash one Moskva. Currently residing in 1800 feet of water.

[@ronveri2838]

minus one.

[@lubomirdoukov6975]

These all have a potential.....to be a submarine!

[@VioletSilence]

Rest in still waters, Moskva. Your Motherland shall remember you as long as stars shine in the sky, reflecting in the seas you ruled over once before.

[@22steve5150]

well scratch one Slava class. One of them is a reef on the bottom of the Black Sea.

[@TP-ie3hj]

While you simply read it its riddled with mistakes.... however you nailed it on the ship class names, which most people butcher!

[@edgargutierrezhancco9483]

stereguschy class, gremiaschy class, karakurt class??

[@markanthonyherbilla7963]

Buzz can you make updated donated weapons on Ukraine by nato and west

[@austinhughes1924]

I think we can all agree.That Ukrainian Armed Forces would do Russia.A very big favor if it.Ended up sinking the Kuznetzov Aircraft Carrier.Whether by accident or intentional.

[@TrevorSachko]

Jesus H... when was the kuznetsov ever in service? As for the slava class, sure one is in the Black Sea but it is use as a artificial reef...

[@FranciscoGonzalez-ki7km]

The Russian Navy really doesn't look that impressive anymore, and with everything they've lost in the past six months, even less.

[@aA-ye1cf]

tHE SHIPS ARE ONLY AS GOOD AS THEIR CREWS Is the navy still heavilr reliant on conscripts? Their carrier is undoubtly very unlucky and unrelaible. This is a serious factor to consider and I know from my time in the navy.

[@L145channel.]

Mantap sekali bang 👍👍

[@georgenzioki]

Meed to build nrw ships

[@davepanganiban571]

They were 4ships under kyrov class

[@John_Doe657]

This list is getting shorter for each day 😆

[@mazas1550]

the russians are not able to make a refrigerator and what about the ship

[@001bsc]

-1 slava class--- 15 avril 2022

[@georgenzioki]

Not seem them in Combat yet in Ukraine

[@randymarine]

To even put the Kuznetzov on this list is a joke...She was scheduled to be back in service a while ago, but that was before the 2 other events pushed that delivery date back...with the current debacle in Ukraine, Russia will never have the money or parts to get the Kuznetsov back into service...

[@kimkristensen2816]

What a crap surface navy. Most of these are rust buckets from Sovjetunionen. Wonder if they light up as easy as their T72 tanks

[@definitelyfrank9341]

Ukraine's is far worse.

[@John_Doe657]

@@definitelyfrank9341apparantly Ukraine is able to defeat russian navy even though ukraine does not have a navy. Quite impressive don’t you think?

[@definitelyfrank9341]

Y@@John_Doe657 They haven't defeated the Russian navy, bro. I dunno what propaganda you're smoking, but that shit is strong.

[@John_Doe657]

@@definitelyfrank9341 well some major russian warships have been destroyed including a recently new Kilo sub, a guided missile cruiser (moskva), several large landing ships (ropucha) and finally one of the Bora corvettes. In terms of tonnes lost who have come out the worst so far? If you don’t concidering these losses a defeat for the russian navy then you are the one smoking a substance out of this world…

[@definitelyfrank9341]

@@John_Doe657Literal hundreds of missiles have been launched from Russian warships in the Black Sea, causing massive damage to Ukrainian infrastructure; including 2/3rds of the Ukrainian electric grid, dozens of strategic ammunition and equipment warehouses and airports, plus training camps. Man, what a massive defeat for the Russian Navy... they lost a couple tiny assault boats and one large anti-ship, and obsolete 50+ year-old cruiser. And that Kilo sub and 50+ year old landing ship were damaged and set on fire, and whether or not they're destroyed isn't yet known.

[@andreassavvidov4908]

Kirov 4 in service 1+1

[@georgenzioki]

Upgrade

[@Dallasbird1975]

minusz Moszkva 🤣😂😅😄😁

[@claireledesma3040]

some of their equipment is certainly old, just as old as arleigh burke and tinconderoga though, man i hope UPGRADED GORSHKOV, LIDER, and SHTORM warships will soon be built such a beautiful ship, sadly its due to current sanctions these ships are likely to stay on paper for a long time

[@lightray706]

Yes lider and especially Shtorm probably won't be built anytime soon. But at least Admiral Nakhimov will be coming back into service with the ability to carry 30 hypersonic missiles as well as about 400 other missiles.

[@claireledesma3040]

@@lightray706 yeah, atleast its gonna come with modern technology when it'll enter service soon, those 30 hypersonic missile would really up its reputation as an aircraft carrier killer💀

[@lightray706]

@@claireledesma3040 yeah, most definitely, as a hypersonic missile has a practical guaranee of hiting, as no modern air defence system can intercept it. It would be a very powerful adition to the russian navy

[@shamanbhattacharyya9285]

@@lightray706 the ship carries 350 missiles in total

[@lightray706]

@@shamanbhattacharyya9285 Well I was saying aproximately, and we dont know exactly, its basically a completely different ship now

[@georgenzioki]

Warships amd destroyers

[@gosha5172]

каракут?

[@user-bj7ky3fo7y]

This is a false list

[@georgenzioki]

Rusisas never built new wsrdhios since soviet era need to begin

[@saulamoedoalonso2176]

Delete Moskvá

[@saulamoedoalonso2176]

Now it´s a submarine

[@georgenzioki]

Slava Russia

[@georgenzioki]

Cjina and Rusia nedd new warships and destroyers