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Finally, it seems that the ships of the Project 22350 are entering in the size of the current Destroyers of the Russian Navy fleet, despite to be called Frigate, and even there is a plan for a bigger variant. It seems to be the right ship to replace the current Destroyers, wich means the Project 21956 definitely ruled out.
The following list includes all the combat ships under production, no matter the timeline. Some of the ships maybe for export, but the buyer is not clear still. The list includes not reparations. The list includes not auxiliary ships for the Russian Navy, and between them, includes not low armed patrol ships.
Update of the ships under construction by role:
36 - Warships:
1 - Project 11540 Frigate (2 more not-completed)
4 - Project 11356 Frigate
1 - Project 11660/11661 Frigate (1 more not-completed)
8 - Project 20380/20385 Frigate/Corvette
4 - Project 21631 Corvette (1 more not completed)
6 - Project 22350 Destroyer/Frigate
6 - Project 22160 Frigate
6 - Project 22800 Corvette
0 - Project 23560 Cruiser/Destroyer
0 - Project 23000E Aircraft Carrier
15 - Submarines:
1 - Project 949/09852 Nuclear Submarine (5 more not-completed)
2 - Project 677 Conventional Submarine
5 - Project 955 Nuclear Submarine
6 - Project 885/08851 Nuclear Submarine
1 - Project 09851 Nuclear Submarine
17 - Minesweepers:
3 - Project 1265 (2 more not-completed)
6 - Project 10750
1 - Project 12255 (1 more not-completed)
7 - Project 12700
10 - Amphibious:
1 - Project 11770/11771 (Azov shipyard, Mariupol)
6 - Project 21820
1 - Project 02510
2 - Project 11711
0 - Project ????? Lavina
0 - Project ????? Priboi
7 - Missile Boats:
6 - Project 12411/12417/12418/1241RE Missile Boat
1 - Project 12300 Missile Boat
85 - Ships under construction. Some maybe to export.
As commented other times, Russia is becoming ready to afford the high number of decommissions that should come after 2024 and more intensely after 2030. Until then the rythm of commissions and decommissions is being low, as expected, as planned.
I do not expect cancellations. It means loses. Even the ships with longer timeline under construction should be completed for the Russian Navy or to export, in order to avoid loses.
I expect a low number of orders in the State Armament Program 2018-2025. The minimum number of orders of new ships necessary to reach a capability of building every type of combat ship by the end of 2025, would be 1 Project 23000E Aircraft Carrier and 1 Project 23460 Cruiser/Destroyer. In my opinion this is an important goal for Russia. Also I expect some order of big amphibious ships.
The following list includes all the combat ships under production, no matter the timeline. Some of the ships maybe for export, but the buyer is not clear still. The list includes not reparations. The list includes not auxiliary ships for the Russian Navy, and between them, includes not low armed patrol ships.
Update of the ships under construction by role:
36 - Warships:
1 - Project 11540 Frigate (2 more not-completed)
4 - Project 11356 Frigate
1 - Project 11660/11661 Frigate (1 more not-completed)
8 - Project 20380/20385 Frigate/Corvette
4 - Project 21631 Corvette (1 more not completed)
6 - Project 22350 Destroyer
6 - Project 22160 Frigate
6 - Project 22800 Corvette
0 - Project 23560 Cruiser
0 - Project 23000E Aircraft Carrier
15 - Submarines:
1 - Project 949/09852 Nuclear Submarine (5 more not-completed)
2 - Project 677 Conventional Submarine
5 - Project 955 Nuclear Submarine
6 - Project 885/08851 Nuclear Submarine
1 - Project 09851 Nuclear Submarine
17 - Minesweepers:
3 - Project 1265 (2 more not-completed)
6 - Project 10750
1 - Project 12255 (1 more not-completed)
7 - Project 12700
10 - Amphibious:
1 - Project 11770/11771 (Azov shipyard, Mariupol)
6 - Project 21820
1 - Project 02510
2 - Project 11711
0 - Project ????? Lavina
0 - Project ????? Priboi
7 - Missile Boats:
6 - Project 12411/12417/12418/1241RE Missile Boat
1 - Project 12300 Missile Boat
85 - Ships under construction. Some maybe to export.
As commented other times, Russia is becoming ready to afford the high number of decommissions that should come after 2024 and more intensely after 2030. Until then the rythm of commissions and decommissions is being low, as expected, as planned.
I do not expect cancellations. It means loses. Even the ships with longer timeline under construction should be completed for the Russian Navy or to export, in order to avoid loses.
I expect a low number of orders in the State Armament Program 2018-2025. The minimum number of orders of new ships necessary to reach a capability of building every type of combat ship by the end of 2025, would be 1 Project 23000E Aircraft Carrier and 1 Project 23460 Cruiser
Last edited by eehnie on Mon Jun 05, 2017 6:57 am; edited 1 time in total
