General Director of Central Design Bureau "Rubin": The Russian Navy has expressed interest in the submersible patrol ship "Strazh"
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Russian fleet showed interest in the project of the submersible patrol ship "Guardian" developed by the Central Design Bureau "Rubin". This was reported by the General Director of the Central Design Bureau Igor Vilnit.
The Russian Navy is interested in the project of a submersible (diving) patrol ship, the design of which was presented by the Central Design Bureau in 2021. But to what extent this interest extends, Vilnit did not explain; he simply stated the fact itself, without any details.
This is one of the very interesting units, it should certainly occupy its niche - of course, there is interest from the Navy
The design of the ship "Guardian" was shown in April 2021. The development combines the capabilities of a surface ship and a submarine, which gives great advantages over classic patrol ships. The ship was initially developed for delivery abroad under the designation BOSS (Border and Offshore Submersible Sentry). In total, two versions were developed. The first was a ship resembling the Soviet submarines of Project 613, had a displacement of about 1000 tons, a length of up to 70 meters, a crew of up to 42 people, including an inspection group. The ship housed boats for inspection groups, as well as UAVThere was no armament.
The second version of the ship with a displacement of up to 1300 tons and a length of 72 meters received a new hull with different contours that reduce radar visibility and a new engine that allows it to reach speeds of up to 21 knots. The cruising range is declared to be up to 4 thousand miles at a speed of 10 knots. This ship has the following weapons: a small-caliber automatic cannon, two launchers for guided missiles, a XNUMX-mm cannon ... missiles and four 324 mm torpedo tubes.
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