The minesweeper Anatoly Shlemov, built for the Pacific Fleet, has begun the second stage of testing
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Project 12700 "Alexandrite" mine defense ship "Anatoly Shlemov" left the delivery base of the Pacific fleet in Vladivostok and entered the second stage of testing in Peter the Great Bay. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense.
During the tests, the crew tested the operation of the marine television complex and the navigational radar station. How long the tests will last and the deadline for their completion is not reported, it is stated that the PMO ship is expected in the combat composition of the Pacific Fleet. The minesweeper began passing factory sea trials in mid-November.
(...) after the completion of the verification activities, the sea minesweeper will be introduced into the fleet with the raising of the St. Andrew's flag on it
- said in a statement.
To date, the Pacific Fleet has two project 12700 minesweepers - the Yakov Belyaev and Pyotr Ilyichev, on which the Andreevsky flag was raised this month, on November 17th. Both ships serve as part of the 114th brigade for the protection of the water area of troops and forces in the North-East with a deployment in Kamchatka. "Anatoly Shlemov" will also replenish the composition of this brigade, possibly as early as this year.
The ship PMO "Anatoly Shlemov" is the seventh minesweeper of project 12700 "Alexandrite", laid down in July 2019, launched in November 2021. It was delivered to Vladivostok via the Northern Sea Route by towing this summer together with the minesweeper Pyotr Ilyichev. Named in honor of Vice Admiral Anatoly Fedorovich Shlemov (1949-2018), who served in the Main Directorate of Shipbuilding of the Navy.
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