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the occasion for this video to be created (and for me to watch it is 320 years ago today Peter the Great established the Russian Navy

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Three attack submarines armed with state-of-the-art cruise missiles have joined a Russian naval taskforce heading towards Syria, raising fears that President Putin is set to order a final devastating attack on Aleppo.

The Royal Navy has been tracking two nuclear-powered Akula-class boats and a diesel-powered Kilo-class sub, which entered the North Atlantic from ports around Murmansk last week. They have joined forces with the Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier, which sailed down the North Sea last week.

Naval sources say the Kuznetsov and its battlegroup is in a “holding pattern” off the north African coast. “The Russians now have submarines in…

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For be sure ofc impossible but 2 Akula seems much but a thing is sure a good what if scenario for a wargame but i know you prefer chess

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I saw just babbling by some manager from a shipyard
about "more than ten" to be built in total (in two shipyards):

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109 m length; 13 m beam; 3400 t displacement; 30 kn max. speed; 5k nm range; complement of 80:

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go ahead, naysay it
I'm puzzled by the propulsion "solution"

heck I've read they still don't have the testing facility for domestic M90FRs (and other turbines) ready, not to say the production line hahaha, and at the same time are fantasizing about the electric propulsion for Project 20386:

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elsewhere this approach would be called "concurrency" hahaha


now I lost it: what's "Pr 22350 Arctic" Mon Dieu!
are you referring to the Admiral Gorschkov (417) currently in

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maybe??

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Thanks !
Big this 20386 for size a Frigate

Project 22350 Arctic



All new Corvettes !
Steregushchy/20380 2nd and later different armament
Gremyashchy/20385
Buyan 21630
Buyan-M 21631
22350 Arctic
20386
Karakut 22800
22160

And i find again it

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All sorts of intelligence field days on both sides occurring as these vessels participate in combat.

First time that the actual combat sensor readings will be acquired regarding thee vessels...just as I am sure that the Russians were getting ample info on ever since Desert Storm.

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Thanks !
Big this 20386 for size a Frigate

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another thing I'm not getting which is related to Project 20386 (in addition to what I said about the propulsion in https://www.sinodefenceforum.com/russian-military-news-reports-data-etc.t1545/page-417#post-422082):
I've read Project 20385 was truncated because of the cost

(off top of my head (don't tell me you found something else, I don't have time to check right now): 18b Rubles; 14 for Project 21631 ("Buyan-M"))

and guess what, I've also read Project 20386 will be even more expensive: "in excess of 20"

(OK I can understand the price difference between those models, but I of course don't understand why somebody would stop building cheaper ships because of their cost to start building more expensive ships just like that

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Project 22350 Arctic
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it seems it's a bogus designation of
(see 23550? as inside of )

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what again? it appears to be

FORBIN what you can do is visit

and into the search window copy&paste
проект
followed by a project number, as in
проект 23420
I now used (after I had looked at your leaflet),
and among your top hits should be wiki, pictures, ... if automatic translation didn't make sense, feel free to tell me and I would read it (EDIT but personally I'm not interested in collecting "data" now as they might be just Russian Propaganda

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FORBIN what you can do is visit

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and into the search window copy&paste
проект
followed by a project number, as in
проект 23420
I now used (after I had looked at your leaflet),
and among your top hits should be wiki, pictures, ... if automatic translation didn't make sense, feel free to tell me and I would read it (EDIT but personally I'm not interested in collecting "data" now as they might be just Russian Propaganda

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Sweet, merci.
I hope graphics provided by the Spanish Blogger are not do by a Fanboy haha

Udapted, for Corvettes...

yesterday leaving for sea trials after refurbishing:

Oct 10, 2016

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(related to the third Project 11356 ship, the Admiral Makarov (799)):
Oct 1, 2016

... the first part of state trials took place in the Baltic Sea since October 7 until today (October 10); she'll sail to the White Sea in mid October for armament tests, according to

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to be commissioned in December of this year, says

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yesterday leaving for sea trials after refurbishing:...

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... another series: