Astrakhan branch "Zvezdochki" completed the modernization of the Republic of Kazakhstan "Tatarstan"

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Flagship Caspian flotilla missile ship "Tatarstan" left the Astrakhan branch of the Zvyozdochka TsS after completion of repair work and headed to the permanent base - Makhachkala, reports press office YuVO.

Astrakhan branch "Zvezdochki" completed the modernization of the Republic of Kazakhstan "Tatarstan"


“The work carried out is aimed at increasing the resource and quality indicators of all general ship systems and complexes, technical means and mechanisms,” the release says.

In particular, “a new Gals radar station was installed on the ship, which makes it possible to significantly increase the effectiveness of radio equipment for detecting airborne and surface targets.”

In addition, as a result of the work, "the characteristics of propulsion systems and onboard life support systems of the ship were also improved."

The press service noted that "upon arrival at the point of permanent deployment, the crew of" Tatarstan "will begin the delivery of coursework tasks."
  • Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
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  1. +4
    13 May 2016 12: 53
    endless upgrade - a companion of progress, everything is updated
    1. +3
      13 May 2016 12: 56
      It seems they promised to add PLO. Do not forget that Iran has very small submarines, which, if necessary, can be transferred to the Caspian.
      1. +3
        13 May 2016 13: 03
        Quote:
        In addition, as a result of the work “also improved performance of propulsion systems and onboard ship life support systems. ”

        The ship is not old, what was improved there in propulsion systems and in life support? request

        Yeah, he looked in nete, a lot has become clear:

        The second ship was laid down in 1993 under the export project 11661 for the Indian Navy, but in 1995, when it was almost ready, funding ceased. Later it was completed according to the project 11661K adjusted for the Russian Navy and launched into the water under the name "Tatarstan". The ship went into operation on August 31, 2003 and became the flagship of the Caspian Flotilla.
        1. +2
          13 May 2016 13: 14
          Quote: gray smeet
          In addition, as a result of the work “also improved performance of propulsion systems and onboard ship life support systems. ”

          The ship is not old, what was improved there in propulsion systems and in life support? request

          Yeah, he looked in nete, a lot has become clear:
          The second ship was laid down in 1993 under the export project 11661 for the Indian Navy, but in 1995, when it was almost ready, funding ceased. Later it was completed according to the project 11661K adjusted for the Russian Navy and launched into the water under the name "Tatarstan". The ship went into operation on August 31, 2003 and became the flagship of the Caspian Flotilla.

          I will add another link to the work done.
          http://nortwolf-sam.livejournal.com/1127609.html
      2. 0
        13 May 2016 14: 06
        Quote: Wiruz
        may be transferred to the Caspian.

        one has already been launched there and is part of the Iranian Navy ... I wonder who it is against?
        1. -2
          13 May 2016 14: 58
          I wonder against whom is she there?

          In the future - against us sad
        2. 0
          13 May 2016 15: 56
          Quote: gispanec
          ... I wonder who she is against there?

          Against those who are against us. bully
  2. 0
    13 May 2016 13: 23
    The Caspian requires reliable cover, it is impossible for us to weaken our positions (a holy place never happens to be empty). Neptune and the military-industrial complex of Russia to help you!
  3. -1
    13 May 2016 13: 33
    Finally. And even last year they should have passed. It’s just not clear - they talked about changing weapons, then about means is bad. But what is the result?
  4. +1
    13 May 2016 14: 12
    A bit outdated, but balanced, massive and cheap corvette for inland seas and coastal waters. But they chased cats in a sack and Wishlist, as a result there are now six types of corvettes and "MRK" radically different in both electronics and weapons, and the power plant
  5. -4
    13 May 2016 14: 42
    On the Caspian Sea, Russia had no opponents, and even more so now.
  6. 0
    13 May 2016 14: 52
    Interestingly, but there were no plans to replace the Uranium SCRC with the Kalibr-NK missile system?
    1. +1
      13 May 2016 15: 00
      Interestingly, but there were no plans to replace the Uranium SCRC with the Kalibr-NK missile system?

      What for? Four ships with Caliber is enough. But if you need to beat the enemy at sea - then the X-35 will come in handy. And then it’s expensive it’s a pleasure - missile boats with Caliber to sink bully
  7. 0
    13 May 2016 15: 15
    Quote: Spartanez300
    On the Caspian Sea, Russia had no opponents, and even more so now.

    Change your playing cards to geographical ones, read a little, count, finally wake up, or think exactly from the Caspian Sea by objects In Syria KR launched because, what to do was fucking ???
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    2. 0
      14 May 2016 16: 08
      Uh ... How would I say so as not to offend you much ...

      The Spartan300 meant the enemies precisely at sea, that is, those who go around the Caspian in their ships / boats. Only Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Iran have access to this lake. Do you think that with any of them we will really start a naval battle? And the attacks on terrorists in Syria are already different (unless of course ISIS did not become our enemy at sea) fool

      So you need to read, count, wake up and valeryanochki snarl, not Spartan angry
  8. -1
    13 May 2016 22: 27
    Is it so that the Wasp with the AK-630 remained? It’s just that language doesn’t turn to call it air defense

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