It is planned to introduce a new missile ship into the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation on July 7, despite the Bosphorus closed to the Navy

July 6 2023 67

On July 7, 2023, it is planned to officially hold a flag-raising ceremony on the Cyclone ship of project 22800. After that, the ship will be officially introduced into the Black Sea fleet The Russian Navy.

Earlier it became known that on July 4, an acceptance certificate was signed for a rocket ship built by the Zaliv plant in Kerch. Since November 2021, the ship has been on trials, and now, having passed all the checks, it will become part of the Black Sea Fleet.

The small rocket ship "Cyclone" belongs to the project 22800 "Karakurt". This is a series of Russian multi-purpose small missile and artillery ships of the 3rd rank. According to the international classification adopted in the West, such ships belong to the class of small corvettes. They are adapted for combat operations on the high seas.

Such ships are armed with Caliber-NK missiles (KRBD and anti-ship missiles). In addition, artillery weapons and air defense systems are installed on the ships. Starting with the third ship of the Karakurt series, according to open sources, the Pantsir-ME anti-aircraft missile and artillery system is being installed on them.

Despite the blocking of the Bosporus and Dardanelles by Turkey, the composition of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy continues to increase. Taking into account the military-political situation in the Black Sea region, building up the combat power of the Black Sea Fleet is currently one of the priorities in the development of the Russian Navy as a whole.

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Gnefredov

+7

6 July 2023 16: 24

I’m wondering if the “Hunter” can fly in tandem, well, for example with the SU-35, then maybe it makes sense to supply inhabited ships, if not with a squadron, but with a couple of marine UAVs like UAVs in the air?
They will find work. Put hydroacoustic buoys on course and in the wake and listen to what is going on under the water. You can also fight with enemy small-sized ones. Actually, it's a broad topic.
1. Michael
  
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  6 July 2023 16: 31
  
  Quote: Gnefredov
  They will find work.
  
  Exactly! In early times, even aircraft carriers carried kamikaze marine drones in torpedo tubes.
2. Rumata
  
  -2
  
  6 July 2023 16: 33
  
  Quote: Gnefredov
  to supply ships, if not with a squadron, but with a couple of marine UAVs
  
  It won't hurt, but how will they land? Those. if not a kamikaze, then a helicopter type. Otherwise it doesn't work. There is an option. UAV aircraft type with vertical takeoff / landing.
  1. igorbrsv
    
    +7
    
    6 July 2023 16: 46
    
    Her. seems to mean firewall. Not flying - floating
    1. Gnefredov
      
      +4
      
      6 July 2023 16: 55
      
      Well, yes, walking on water (not on air). I somehow clarified with my old friend from Leningrad questions regarding the stability of the catamaran and blurted out something about a floating vessel. He made such a pause, and then with a theatrical squint he explained to me what floats in the water and what walks on it. I will remember this moment for the rest of my life.
      1. hector
        
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        7 July 2023 10: 46
        
        Quote: Gnefredov
        He made such a pause, and then with a theatrical squint he explained to me what floats in the water and what walks on it. I will remember this moment for the rest of my life.
        
        There is also an explanation for this explanation: "Do you know where they go? Therefore, we swim"
        
        Sergey39
        
        +3
        
        7 July 2023 11: 41
        
        In naval terminology, ships only move, everything else floats.
        
        Stanislav_Shishkin
        
        -2
        
        7 July 2023 16: 11
        
        Quote: Sergey39
        the ships only go
        Only ships with a propeller stroke go. The rest are swimming.
        
        isv000
        
        +4
        
        7 July 2023 15: 01
        
        Quote: ettore
        Quote: Gnefredov
        He made such a pause, and then with a theatrical squint he explained to me what floats in the water and what walks on it. I will remember this moment for the rest of my life.
        
        There is also an explanation for this explanation: "Do you know where they go? Therefore, we swim"
        
        God forbid you blurt out such things in the circle of sailors - you will learn a lot about yourself!
        
        hector
        
        -2
        
        8 July 2023 10: 38
        
        Quote: isv000
        Quote: ettore
        Quote: Gnefredov
        He made such a pause, and then with a theatrical squint he explained to me what floats in the water and what walks on it. I will remember this moment for the rest of my life.
        
        There is also an explanation for this explanation: "Do you know where they go? Therefore, we swim"
        
        God forbid you blurt out such things in the circle of sailors - you will learn a lot about yourself!
        
        So sailors with such high-flown snobbery can also learn a lot about themselves. After all, with this saying of theirs, they show their attitude towards others, while others hint in response: "does the crown not press?"
        
        AUL
        
        +3
        
        8 July 2023 18: 49
        
        Quote: isv000
        God forbid you blurt out such things in the circle of sailors - you will learn a lot about yourself!
        
        Is it possible in the circle of sailors?
      2. RED_ICE
        
        +4
        
        7 July 2023 11: 14
        
        I asked my sailors why you sail the seas, but are called seafarers and not sailors?)) or why seafarers and not seafarers?))
        
        Sergey39
        
        +2
        
        7 July 2023 11: 44
        
        In maritime terminology, there are still a number of words where the stress is placed on the last syllable. A man swims, but a ship goes. These are the wisdom of terminology.
        
        hector
        
        -3
        
        8 July 2023 11: 37
        
        Quote: Sergey39
        In maritime terminology, there are still a number of words where the stress is placed on the last syllable. A man swims, but a ship goes. These are the wisdom of terminology.
        
        Yeah, so sailors consider people to be g..om, and themselves as beloved ships?
        
        isv000
        
        +2
        
        7 July 2023 15: 05
        
        Quote: RED_ICE
        I asked my sailors why you sail the seas, but are called seafarers and not sailors?)) or why seafarers and not seafarers?))
        
        I imagine that you were answered in a narrow circle ...
  2. Gnefredov
    
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    6 July 2023 16: 51
    
    No, no, I'm talking about an Unmanned Floating Vehicle, about an UAV (not an UAV).
    1. Boa kaa
      
      0
      
      10 July 2023 20: 02
      
      Quote: Gnefredov
      No, no, I'm talking about the Unmanned Floating Vehicle, about the UAV
      
      The abbreviation "BPPA" stands for "unmanned UNDERWATER vehicle", what does it have to do with "floating"?
3. alexoff
  
  +1
  
  6 July 2023 16: 46
  
  Put some kind of dagger or shell on the boat so that it shoots both in the air and in the water, at the same time it takes missiles on itself in the first place
  1. igorbrsv
    
    -1
    
    6 July 2023 20: 54
    
    Yes. But then they will have to be taken on board anyway. For maintenance or during a storm and this barge is more suitable. And from a barge and an aircraft carrier you can ...
Romario_Argo

+5

6 July 2023 16: 30
The Black Sea Fleet already has: 4 RTOs pr. 21631 + 1 RTOs pr. 22800 = 40 ALCM Caliber + 3 are being completed afloat
+ 3 frigates pr 11356, + 6 diesel-electric submarines pr. 636 = 48 SLCMs
total salvo of SLCM Caliber = 88 SLCM Caliber
KFL has: 3 RTOs pr. 21631 + TFR pr. 11661 = 32 SLCMs
A total of 120 missiles in a salvo
when they will already adopt PGRK under Calibers like RK-55 Relief under S-10 Garnet
1. bayard
  
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  7 July 2023 05: 52
  
  Quote: Romario_Argo
  when they will already adopt PGRK under Calibers like RK-55 Relief under S-10 Garnet
  
  This has already been accepted - the Iskander's elongated TPU for an elongated CR (with a warhead increased by 2 times), because of this, then the Americans made a scandal and left the INF Treaty. This is exactly what the "Caliber" launcher will enter. Just add a couple of divisions with such launchers to the existing Iskander missile brigades and ... All .
  Another thing is that launchers of the "Club-K" complex are now needed for covert basing and deployment of missile defense systems and GZUR.
2. Sergey39
  
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  7 July 2023 11: 45
  
  Three boats are constantly in the Mediterranean Sea and RTO Buyan, now Karakurt will be there. They have better seaworthiness.
3. Storog dvornik
  
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  7 July 2023 13: 54
  
  He served as an urgent officer at the KChF 86-88 ... Then they spoke with a Khokhlyat accent - "Chi Fleet, chi not fleet" ... At that time, it was insulting, but fair - although the 6th fleet in the Middle-earth was supervised with dignity ... And with the advent of RTOs, KChF became a real force + "Black Holes" ...
Amateur

+5

6 July 2023 16: 50

Despite the blocking of the Bosporus and Dardanelles by Turkey, the composition of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy continues to increase.

Another geographer. And we also laughed at Zhenechka Psaki. She even talked about distant Belarus. And the authors of this anonymous letter (the article is not signed) did not even bother to learn about the internal Russian waterways.
1. Gnefredov
  
  +1
  
  6 July 2023 17: 02
  
  did not even bother to learn about the internal Russian waterways.
  
  Which are just waiting for a new, wide and deep channel "Black Sea - Caspian". A completely commercially viable enterprise, to offer the countries of the Caspian basin a direct and cheap (but not free) route to the Black Sea. Logistics will sing songs :) Well, from a military point of view, the possibilities are simply stunning.
2. alexoff
  
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  6 July 2023 17: 46
  
  Yes, you, my friend, are also a geographer, you built a ship in Kerch, do you know at least where it is?
3. Alexey Lantukh
  
  +3
  
  6 July 2023 23: 38
  
  Actually, once nuclear submarines were built in Nizhny Novgorod. Yes, and now barges of 6000 tons go along the Volga, and these karakurts are only 900 tons, i.e. slightly larger boat. These boats, and even larger ones, can be completely transported along the rivers from St. Petersburg or Arkhangelsk to Sevastopol.
  1. good
    
    +3
    
    7 July 2023 04: 50
    
    there is one caveat, the masts will have to be dismantled and the superstructures are high, but it is not a problem at all to carry karakurts along the rivers
  2. Xnumx vis
    
    +6
    
    7 July 2023 07: 14
    
    Quote: Alexey Lantukh
    Actually, once nuclear submarines were built in Nizhny Novgorod
    
    Actually, aircraft carriers were built in Nikolaev ... And in Kerch and Feodosia, on the Crimean Peninsula, there are large shipbuilding plants ... On which it is possible to build almost the entire range of surface warships .... But they, these SZs need to be modernized and develop! And again, next to steel - Mariupol - Donbass! And again, it is necessary to develop and modernize the steel production of Novorossia ... And not dream of pink ponies and biathlons
4. Sergey39
  
  +1
  
  7 July 2023 11: 48
  
  And why inland waterways, only for ships of Zelenodolsk construction. Three RTOs Karakurt, built in Kerch, 2 in service, it remains to complete the third.
5. Boa kaa
  
  0
  
  10 July 2023 20: 17
  
  Quote: Amateur
  And the authors of this anonymous letter (the article is not signed) did not even bother to learn about the internal Russian waterways.
  
  Either I don't understand something, or "geography" has shifted "to the right"! The article says:
  rocket ship built Kerch plant "Zaliv".
  What prevents from moving from Kerch to Sevastopol (?) and what does the Black Sea straits (?) have to do with the hint that Black Sea Fleet ships from the Mediterranean cannot return to their permanent deployment points. So this is not necessary. Vaughn, Grigorovich came to "Yantar" to dock and repair. The crew in parts on vacation, faded to the mothers. Will be repaired - and again on Wed. the sea on the BS ... It has always been like this. We went to Sevastopol, then for 10 days to the family, while the ship was being docked and repaired. Business something!!!
6. nov_tech.vrn
  
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  11 July 2023 16: 34
  
  Russia is not subject to restrictions on the passage of warships through the Bosphorus and they have already passed there after the start of the NWO.
TermNachTer

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6 July 2023 17: 17

And what about the straits? For this, a canal system was built so that ships could be transferred between theaters.
1. petrol cutter
  
  +4
  
  6 July 2023 22: 37
  
  What the hell channels? Kerch is at the World Cup. Eighty kilometers from me by land road.
  1. TermNachTer
    
    0
    
    7 July 2023 21: 43
    
    So you have in Kerch, the ship was only understaffed. And where was it built?))) That's why the canal system was built.
2. Sergey39
  
  +4
  
  7 July 2023 11: 49
  
  Corvette 20380 and 20385 will no longer pass along the rivers and canals connecting them. Because of the nasal bulb, a large draft.
  1. isv000
    
    0
    
    7 July 2023 15: 17
    
    Quote: Sergey39
    Corvette 20380 and 20385 will no longer pass along the rivers and canals connecting them. Because of the nasal bulb, a large draft.
    
    up to eight meters. Not critical. You can carry out unfinished, in light weight, so to speak, and, on the spot, bring it to mind. They dragged boats under barges with gravel from Nizhny Novgorod, and nothing.
    But, in general, nothing new: Prince Potemkin has already done similar tricks, once showing the empress and the ambassadors a mighty fleet on the Black Sea.
  2. TermNachTer
    
    +1
    
    7 July 2023 21: 44
    
    There are transport docks that allow you to reduce draft. In Nizhny Novgorod, nuclear submarines were made and safely delivered to the White Sea)))
next322

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6 July 2023 17: 22

the ship was built in kerch on the bay ...... what does the bosphorus have to do with it?
1. digger
  
  0
  
  6 July 2023 18: 16
  
  and in general, Russia is absolutely not hindered by the overlap of these straits. the USSR had long envisaged such an outcome and therefore created internal routes for the transition of RTOs from the Baltic and the North to the Caspian and the World Cup. There is nothing complicated.
  1. isv000
    
    +1
    
    7 July 2023 15: 21
    
    Quote: Digger
    and in general, Russia is absolutely not hindered by the overlap of these straits. the USSR had long envisaged such an outcome ...
    
    The USSR also provided for the "construction" of a new strait in the event of the closure of the old one. A couple of rockets would be enough ...
2. Berkut752
  
  -2
  
  6 July 2023 23: 06
  
  Here is the boobie of the king of heaven, it was built in Kerch, and TESTS ARE CARRIED OUT IN WORLD WATERS.
  1. Popov I.P.
    
    +7
    
    6 July 2023 23: 49
    
    What the hell is shooting in the world's waters in the conditions of NWO? Specifically, this RTO was built in Kerch, and what prevents RTOs from working out test firing with the main 3m-14 complex at a real target deep in enemy territory, for example, in Lvov, directly from the factory receiving buoy. And the point of acceptance tests is carried out and the enemy is amazed. Most likely, this was the case, because without missile firing, RTOs would not have been accepted into service.
Antokha

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6 July 2023 19: 22

We must somehow try not just to sketch out the text, but at least to justify the name. We will find the characteristics anyway, but how and when the ship enters the Black Sea, if the straits are closed, should have been the essence of the text of the note.
1. Storog dvornik
  
  +2
  
  7 July 2023 14: 05
  
  Disabled Unified State Examination ... Citizen, hero-hero Kerch in which sea? There is a correct answer - Do not look into Durcopedia: Barents, Okhotsk, Black, Azov? ...
Tests

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6 July 2023 21: 35

Gnefredov (Grigory), back in the USSR there were sea captains, but I did not meet sea captains ...
1. isv000
  
  0
  
  7 July 2023 15: 26
  
  Quote: Tests
  Gnefredov (Grigory), back in the USSR there were sea captains, but I did not meet sea captains ...
  
  But all sailors are sailors!
Tests

+6

6 July 2023 21: 46

The USC serial boat is being tested from November 2021 to July 2023. It's great when a specialist in tractors and cars is at the helm of a state corporation, on Shipbuilder's Day there was a shower of state and departmental awards.
I am glad that neither my father-in-law, who came to SEVMASH in the early 50s on a cruiser, nor my dad, who ensured the delivery of the K-3 "Leninsky Komsomol" to the fleet, did not live to see such a shame ...
On the "Pella" there is a line of ships pr.22800 rotting on the water for years waiting for engines, when, interestingly, it will decrease ...
1. Sergey39
  
  +2
  
  7 July 2023 11: 52
  
  Already reduced was 4 hulls left 3. Burya is passing acceptance tests. Go to BF.
ermak124.0

+3

6 July 2023 22: 58

But I’m interested to know how things are with the UDC in the Gulf? 3 years have passed. Three, Carl. And there are still no hulls ...
1. Sergey39
  
  +1
  
  7 July 2023 11: 53
  
  Someone laid out satellite footage, a set of cases is underway.
storm

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7 July 2023 02: 14

Relatively quickly and inexpensively, all RTOs can be converted into multi-purpose corvettes; for this, all RTOs should be equipped with towed and submersible sonar, which will make it possible to control the underwater space in the patrol zone.
As additional weapons, it would be necessary to install 2-3 tube torpedo tubes (torpedo tubes) with a caliber of 324 mm at the stern of RTOs, of which it is possible to launch anti-submarine and anti-torpedoes from the Paket-NK complex.
1. Iris
  
  0
  
  8 July 2023 16: 11
  
  Do you seriously propose to place all this on a vessel with a displacement of 900 tons? Doesn't he sink right away?
hector

-1

7 July 2023 10: 44

It’s interesting, from the front hemisphere, how does the “Shell” protect the ship, being behind the superstructure at the back?
1. Sergey39
  
  +2
  
  7 July 2023 11: 54
  
  With the help of the ship's tacks. The ship is in motion.
  1. hector
    
    -2
    
    7 July 2023 13: 23
    
    Quote: Sergey39
    With the help of the ship's tacks. The ship is in motion.
    
    It seems like missiles fly faster than the ship is able to maneuver, especially at least 90 degrees.
Sinner

0

7 July 2023 10: 57

Are the straits blocked only for ships of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation?
1. Sergey39
  
  +1
  
  7 July 2023 11: 57
  
  According to the Montreux Doctrine. The Bosphorus and the Dardanelles are blocked for all warships. But, the countries of the Black Sea basin can return their ships to their home port.
  1. Sinner
    
    0
    
    8 July 2023 12: 41
    
    Does this mean that NATO warships of countries outside the Black Sea region cannot pass through the straits either?
    1. Iris
      
      0
      
      8 July 2023 16: 15
      
      They can and do it. It is not worth reminding that the convention does not apply to the Turkish, Bulgarian, and Romanian navies. It's all NATO. As for the rest, the Turks are finishing the construction of a parallel canal, deep water. And he will not be subject to the requirements of the convention. And this means that the Black Sea Fleet will sail between the Black and Azov Seas. Moreover, there are no ships of the first rank left and the draft allows.
Glagol1

0

7 July 2023 14: 45

Great news, and the plant did not disappoint, and the increase in the fleet. Hey, 404th, is it weak to make at least one such ship?!
1. Igor Petrovich Gutarov
  
  0
  
  8 July 2023 11: 08
  
  But it’s weak for us to build destroyers, cruisers, aircraft carriers, which China is building?!
2. Boa kaa
  
  0
  
  10 July 2023 20: 32
  
  Quote: Glagol1
  Hey, 404th, is it weak to make at least one such ship?!
  
  If you don't know, Svidomites ordered a corvette from Turkey. It has already been launched into the water ... they are completing it ... We are waiting, sir, the missiles are already ready ... the matter is small: the target has not yet approached ...
bravo77

0

7 July 2023 15: 07

Quote: Storog Dvornik
He served as an urgent officer at the KChF 86-88 ... Then they spoke with a Khokhlyat accent - "Chi Fleet, chi not fleet" ... At that time, it was insulting, but fair - although the 6th fleet in the Middle-earth was supervised with dignity ... And with the advent of RTOs, KChF became a real force + "Black Holes" ...

and with the loss of Moscow, what did he become?
Vadim Topal Pasha

0

7 July 2023 15: 08

Quote: Gnefredov
I’m wondering if the “Hunter” can fly in tandem, well, for example with the SU-35, then maybe it makes sense to supply inhabited ships, if not with a squadron, but with a couple of marine UAVs like UAVs in the air?
They will find work. Put hydroacoustic buoys on course and in the wake and listen to what is going on under the water. You can also fight with enemy small-sized ones. Actually, it's a broad topic.

I once decided that the smartest. I came up with the "Double Sea Container" project. The idea is that two ordinary large containers are installed on the railway platform. And in the event of a vigorous war, it turns out that there are ICBMs!
True, later it turned out that literally in the neighboring division, the BZHRK "Molodets" was in service. (now deceased)

I mean, your idea is not original. It is the BPPAs that will be included in the UDC delivered in Crimea.
1. Boa kaa
  
  0
  
  10 July 2023 20: 40
  Quote: Vadim Topal-Pasha
  It is the BPPAs that will be included in the UDC delivered in Crimea.
  
  Where does such infa come from? Where are the puffs???
Vadim Topal Pasha

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7 July 2023 15: 13

Yes. But then they will have to be taken on board anyway. For maintenance or during a storm recourse, this barge is more suitable. And from a barge and an aircraft carrier you can ...

Something got you downvoted. Although the UDC will be included in the UDC delivered in Crimea.