List of active Russian Navy ships

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This list of active Russian Navy ships presents a picture which can never be fully agreed upon in the absence of greater data availability and a consistent standard for which ships are considered operational or not. The Soviet Navy, and the Russian Navy which inherited its traditions, had a different attitude to operational status than many Western navies. Historically, ships went to sea less and maintained capability for operations while staying in harbor.^[1]

The significant changes which followed the collapse of the Soviet Union then complicated the picture enormously. Determining which ships were and are operational, or in refit, can be difficult. As Jane's Fighting Ships noted in one of its 1999–2000 editions, some ships had little capability, but continued flying an ensign so that crews are entitled to be paid.^[1] Jane's Fighting Ships online edition, dated 8 March 2010, added that: "There are large numbers of most classes 'in reserve', and flying an ensign so that skeleton crews may still be paid. [Their listing reflected] only those units assessed as having some realistic operational capability or some prospect of returning to service after refit."

Over the past two decades there has been an attempt to modernize and update the fleet. From the 2010s there has been a shift toward the production and introduction of modern light units to begin to replace large numbers of obsolescent corvettes, missile boats and mine counter-measures ships from the Soviet-era. In addition, there has been a renewed emphasis on submarine production with the introduction of nuclear-powered ballistic missile, nuclear-powered cruise missile as well as new classes of conventionally-powered attack submarines. This trend is continuing through the 2020s, particularly in relation to the submarine component of Russia's nuclear deterrent forces.^[2][3]

Since the start of the Russo-Ukraine War, the Russian Navy has experienced serious losses in ships and materiel in the Black Sea Fleet. In the context of a conflict that is still ongoing, descriptions of the navy's order of battle may, at times, be imprecise.^[4] Some ships found in the list below may have been sunk or damaged or already retired from service; others, not on the list, may in fact still be in service or in reserve with the fleet. Nevertheless, the information presented below constitutes a best estimate on the state of the Russian navy based on open sources. For a list of likely Russian and Ukrainian ship losses in the war see: List of ship losses during the Russo-Ukrainian War.

Fleets

Northern Fleet (NF) - Severomorsk

Pacific Fleet (PF) - Fokino, Primorsky Krai

Black Sea Fleet (BSF) - Sevastopol

Baltic Fleet (BF) - Kaliningrad

Caspian Flotilla (CF) - Astrakhan

Ships and submarines in service

(Summary: c. 65 submarines & c. 330 warships - incl. major/minor surface combatants, amphibious ships/craft, patrol vessels/boats, mine countermeasures vessels - plus intelligence ships and other auxiliaries)

• 13 Ballistic missile submarines
• 12 Cruise missile submarines
• 13 Nuclear-powered attack submarines
• 18 Diesel/electric-powered attack submarines
• 9 Special-purpose submarines
• 1 Aircraft carrier (not operational)
• 2 Battlecruisers
• 2 Cruisers
• 10 Destroyers
• 12 Frigates
• c. 79 Corvettes
• 17 Landing ships
• 40+ Landing craft
• 5 Patrol ships
• c. 120+ Patrol boats (some assigned to the Russian Coast Guard; additional light patrol boats in service operated by the Coast Guard, Federal Protective Service, Russian National Guard and other agencies)
• 43+ Mine countermeasures vessels
• 18 Special-purpose (intelligence) ships
• Numerous other auxiliaries

Submarines

Ballistic missile submarines

Class	Project	Boat	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Delta IV	667BDRM	Verkhoturye	K-51	1984	18,200 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[5]
	667BDRM	Tula	K-114	1987	18,200 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[6]
	667BDRM	Bryansk	K-117	1988	18,200 t	Northern Fleet	Refit completed, active as of 2025.[7][8]
	667BDRM	Karelia	K-18	1989	18,200 t	Northern Fleet	Undergoing repairs: Expected to be complete in 2026[9][10]
	667BDRM	Novomoskovsk	K-407	1990	18,200 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[11]
Borei	955	Yuriy Dolgorukiy	K-535	2013	24,000 t	Northern Fleet	Refit and overhaul until 2027.[12][13][14]
	955	Aleksandr Nevskiy	K-550	2013	24,000 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2021[15][16]
	955	Vladimir Monomakh	K-551	2014	24,000 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2020[17]
	955A	Knyaz Vladimir	K-549	2020	24,000 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2021[18]
	955A	Knyaz Oleg	K-552	2021	24,000 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; arrived in the Pacific September 2022[19][20][21]
	955A	Generalissimus Suvorov	K-553	2022	24,000 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; deployed with the Pacific Fleet since October 2023[22][23][24]
	955A	Imperator Aleksandr III	K-554	2023	24,000 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; arrived in the Pacific September 2024[25][26][27]
	955A	Knyaz Pozharsky	K-555	2025	24,000 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[28][29]

• 
  (Delta IV class)
• 
  (Borei class)

Cruise missile submarines

Class	Project	Boat	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Oscar II	949A	Irkutsk	K-132	1988	19,400 t	Pacific Fleet	Undergoing sea trials after refit[30][31][32]
	949A	Chelyabinsk	K-442	1990	19,400 t	Pacific Fleet	In refit, spent nuclear fuel unloaded in April 2022[30][7][33]
	949A	Smolensk	K-410	1990	19,400 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2022[34][35][36]
	949A	Orel	K-266	1992	19,400 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[37][38]
	949A	Tver[39] (ex.Vilyuchinsk)	K-456	1992	19,400 t	Pacific Fleet	In reserve[40]
	949A	Omsk	K-186	1993	19,400 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[41]
	949A	Tomsk	K-150	1996	19,400 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2023[42][43]
Yasen	885	Severodvinsk	K-560	2014	13,800 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[44][45]
	885M	Kazan	K-561	2021	13,800 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[46][47][48]
	885M	Novosibirsk	K-573	2021	13,800 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; arrived in the Pacific September 2022[49][21]
	885M	Krasnoyarsk	K-571	2023	13,800 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; arrived in the Pacific September 2024[50][21]
	885M	Arkhangelsk	K-564	2024	13,800 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[51][52][53]

• 
  (Oscar II class)
• 
  (Yasen class)

Nuclear-powered attack submarines

Class	Project	Boat	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Sierra II	945A	Nizhny Novgorod	K-336	1990	9,100 t	Northern Fleet	In Reserve Awaiting Repairs[54]
	945A	Pskov	K-534	1993	9,100 t	Northern Fleet	In Reserve Awaiting Repairs[55]
Victor III	671RTMK	Obninsk	K-138	1990	7,250 t	Northern Fleet	Post-refit trials[56][40]
	671RTMK	Tambov	K-448	1992	7,250 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2024;[57] completed prolonged refit in 2022/23[58][59][60][61]
Akula	971	Pantera	K-317	1990	12,770 t	Northern Fleet	In reserve[59][62]
	971	Magadan	K-331	1990	12,770 t	Pacific Fleet	Official name Narval, undergoing refit[59][63]
	971I	Kuzbass	K-419	1992	12,770 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2022[63]
	971I	Volk	K-461	1992	12,770 t	Northern Fleet	[64][N 1] Undergoing refit: Expected to be complete in 2028[7][30][66]
	971I	Leopard	K-328	1993	12,770 t	Northern Fleet	[67][N 2] Undergoing refit as of early 2020s[69]
	971I	Tigr	K-154	1994	12,770 t	Northern Fleet	Undergoing refit[59][70]
	971I	Samara	K-295	1995	12,770 t	Pacific Fleet	[71][N 3] Undergoing refit: Old equipment dismantled, main refit has not yet started[30][7]
	971U	Vepr	K-157	1996	13,400 t	Northern Fleet	Reported active as of 2025[73][74]
	971M	Gepard	K-335	2000	13,800 t	Northern Fleet	Reported active as of 2025[75][76]

• 
  (Sierra II class)
• 
  (Victor III class)
• 
  (Akula class)

Conventional attack submarines

Class	Project	Boat	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Kilo[77]	877	Vladikavkaz	B-459	1990	3,075 t	Northern Fleet	Vladikavkaz active as of 2021;[78] Kaluga active as of 2025;[79][80] two other Project 877 Kilos (Magnitogorsk & Lipetsk) tasked to the Northern Fleet but unclear if operational
	877LPMB	Kaluga	B-800	1989	3,075 t
	877	Komsomolsk-na-Amure	B-187	1991	3,075 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; may continue in service to 2030;[81][82] two other Project 877 Kilos (Nurlat & Ust'-Kamchatsk) tasked to the Pacific Fleet but unclear if operational
	877EKM	Dmitrov	B-806	1986	3,075 t	Baltic Fleet	Active[83]
	877V	Alrosa	B-871	1990	3,075 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of the start of the Russo-Ukraine War[84][85][86][87]
Improved Kilo[77]	636.3	Novorossiysk	B-261	2014	3,100 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active; deployed in the Mediterranean/Baltic since start of Russo-Ukraine War; reportedly damaged by fuel system malfunction in the Mediterranean in September 2025[88][89]
	636.3	Rostov na Donu	B-237	2014	3,100 t	Black Sea Fleet	Hit and heavily damaged (Ukraine claimed "sunk") in dry dock by Ukrainian missile attack, August 2nd, 2024[90][91][92]
	636.3	Staryy Oskol	B-262	2015	3,100 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2023[93][94]
	636.3	Krasnodar	B-265	2015	3,100 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2025;[95] deployed in the Mediterranean/Baltic since start of Russo-Ukraine War[96]
	636.3	Velikiy Novgorod	B-268	2016	3,100 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active at the start of the Russo-Ukraine War[97][98]
	636.3	Kolpino	B-271	2016	3,100 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active at the start of the Russo-Ukraine War[97]
	636.3	Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky	B-274	2019	3,100 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; arrived in the Pacific November 2021[99][100]
	636.3	Volkhov	B-603	2020	3,100 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; arrived in the Pacific November 2021[101]
	636.3	Magadan	B-602	2021	3,100 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; arrived in the Pacific in October 2022.[102][103]
	636.3	Ufa	B-588	2022	3,100 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; arrived in the Pacific in December 2024.[104]
	636.3	Mozhaysk	B-608	2023	3,100 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; deployed in the Baltic as of mid-2025[105][106]
	636.3	Yakutsk	B-	2025	3,100 t	Pacific Fleet	Active; deployed in the Baltic as of June 2025[107][108]
Lada	677	Kronshtadt	B-586	2024	2,700 t	Northern Fleet	Active; entered service in 2024[109][110]

• 
  (Kilo class)
• 
  (Improved Kilo class)
• 
  (Lada class)

Special-purpose submarines

Class	Project	Boat	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
ex Delta III	09786	Orenburg		1981 (2002)	13,700 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2021[111][112][N 4]
ex Delta IV	09787	Podmoskovye		1986 (2016)	18,200 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2021[113][N 5]
Sarov	20120	Sarov		2008	3,950 t	Northern Fleet	Active; reported capable of deploying future Poseidon nuclear weapons[114][N 6]
Paltus	18511	AS-21		1991	about 600 t	Northern Fleet	Deep diving vessels operated from larger "mothership" submarines [115][116][117]
	18511	AS-35		1995
Kashalot	1910	AS-13		1986	about 2000 t submerged	Northern Fleet	AS-15 was reportedly being readied for operations from Belgorod as of 2021[118]
	1910	AS-15		1991
ex Oscar II	09852	Belgorod	K-329	8 July 2022[119]	24,000-30,000 t submerged	Northern Fleet	Extensively redesigned from Oscar-class; designed to carry the Poseidon nuclear torpedo; may also act as "mothership" for smaller special purpose submarines;[120] deployed in the Northern Fleet operational area as of 2025, but may transfer to the Pacific Fleet in due course[121]
Losharik	210/10831	Losharik/AS-31		2010?[122]	2100 tonnes submerged	Northern Fleet	Incapacitated after major fire July 2019;[123][124] major repair undertaken from 2021; may commence post-repair sea trials in 2025[125]

• 
  Orenburg silhouette (Delta III class)
• 
  Podmoskovye silhouette (Delta IV-class silhouette)
• 
  Sarov silhouette (Sarov class)
• 
  Losharik silhouette (Losharik class)
• 
  Belgorod silhouette (Oscar II class)

Major surface combatants

Aircraft carrier

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Homeport	Note
Kuznetsov	11435	Admiral Flota Sovetskogo Soyuza Kuznetsov	063	1990	59,100 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 43rd Missile Ship Division	[N 7] Inactive; reported in 2025 as unlikely to return to active service[126][127]

• 
  Admiral Flota Sovetskogo Soyuza Kuznetsov (Kuznetsov class)

Battlecruisers

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Homeport	Note
Kirov	11442	Admiral Nakhimov	080	1988	25,860 t	Northern Fleet[128]	Severomorsk, 43rd Missile Ship Division	Post-refit sea trials as of 2025;[129] expected to return to service in 2026 [130][30][131][132][133]
	11442	Pyotr Velikiy	099	1998	25,860 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 43rd Missile Ship Division	[134][N 8] Inactive since 2022; uncertainty whether she will return to service or undergo the expensive upgrade of Admiral Nakhimov[135]

• 
  Pyotr Velikiy (Kirov class)

Cruisers

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Homeport	Note
Slava	1164	Marshal Ustinov	055	1986	11,280 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 43rd Missile Ship Division	Active as of 2025[136][137][138]
	1164	Varyag	011	1989	11,280 t	Pacific Fleet	Vladivostok, 36th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2025[139][140][141][N 9]

• 
  Marshal Ustinov (Slava class)

Destroyers

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Homeport	Note
Udaloy	1155	Vice-Admiral Kulakov	626	1982	7,570 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 2nd Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2025[142][143]
	1155	Marshal Shaposhnikov	543	1985	7,570 t	Pacific Fleet	Vladivostok, 36th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2025[144][145]
	1155	Admiral Tributs	564	1985	7,570 t	Pacific Fleet	Vladivostok, 36th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2025[146][147]
	1155	Severomorsk	619	1987	7,570 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 2nd Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2025[148][149]
	1155	Admiral Vinogradov	572	1988	7,570 t	Pacific Fleet	Vladivostok, 36th Surface Ship Division	[150] Undergoing refit: Expected to return to service in 2024-5[30][32][151]
	1155	Admiral Levchenko	605	1988	7,570 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 2nd Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2025[152][153]
	1155	Admiral Panteleyev	548	1991	7,570 t	Pacific Fleet	Vladivostok, 36th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2024[154][140][49]
	11551	Admiral Chabanenko	650	1999	8,320 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 2nd Surface Ship Division	Inactive; future status unclear[155][7][30][156]
Sovremenny	956	Nastoychivyy	610	1992	7,940 t	Baltic Fleet	Baltiysk, 12th Surface Ship Division	In reserve; unconfirmed 2025 report suggested that she may have possibly decommissioned[157][31][158][40][N 10]
	956	Admiral Ushakov	474	1993	7,940 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 43rd Missile Ship Division	Active as of 2023[159][160]

• 
  Admiral Vinogradov (Udaloy class)
• 
  Admiral Chabanenko (Udaloy II class)

Frigates

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant No.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Homeport	Note
Krivak	1135	Ladny	861	1980	3,190 t	Black Sea Fleet	Sevastopol, 30th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2023[161][162]
	1135M	Pytlivyy	868	1981	3,305 t	Black Sea Fleet	Sevastopol, 30th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2024[163][164]
Neustrashimy	11540	Neustrashimy	772	1990	4,350 t	Baltic Fleet	Baltiysk, 12th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2025[165][166]
	11540	Yaroslav Mudry	777	2009	4,350 t	Baltic Fleet	Baltiysk, 12th Surface Ship Division	[167] Reported active as of 2021;[168] may be undergoing refit
Admiral Grigorovich	11356	Admiral Grigorovich	494[169]	2016	3,860 t	Black Sea Fleet	Sevastopol, 30th Surface Ship Division	Operating in the Baltic and Mediterranean as of 2025[170][171]
	11356	Admiral Essen	490	2016	3,860 t	Black Sea Fleet	Sevastopol, 30th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2023[172][173]
	11356	Admiral Makarov	499	2017	3,860 t	Black Sea Fleet	Sevastopol, 30th Surface Ship Division	Active as of 2024[174][175][176][N 11]
Gepard	11661K	Tatarstan	691	2003	1,930 t	Caspian Flotilla	Makhachkala, 106th Surface Ship Brigade	Reported "damaged" by Ukrainian long-range drone strikes in November 2024[177][178][179]
	11661K	Dagestan	693	2012	1,805 t	Caspian Flotilla	Makhachkala, 106th Surface Ship Brigade	Reported active in April 2025[180] despite damage in November 2024 drone strike[181]
Admiral Gorshkov	22350	Admiral Flota Sovetskogo Soyuza Gorshkov	454	2018	5,400 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 43rd Missile Ship Division	Active as of 2025[182][183][184]
	22350	Admiral Flota Kasatonov	461[185]	2020	5,400 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 43rd Missile Ship Division	Active as of 2025[186]
	22350	Admiral Golovko	456	2023	5,400 t	Northern Fleet	Severomorsk, 43rd Missile Ship Division	Active as of 2025[187][188]

• 
  Pytlivyy (Krivak class)
• 
  Neustrashimy (Neustrashimy class)
• 
  Admiral Grigorovich (Admiral Grigorovich class)
• 
  Dagestan (Gepard class)
• 
  Admiral Flota Sovetskogo Soyuza Gorshkov (Admiral Gorshkov class)

Corvettes

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant no.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Grisha[189][190]	1124	Kholmsk	369	1985	990 t	Pacific Fleet	Active in 2022[191][192]
	1124M	Muromets	064	1982	1,055 t	Black Sea Fleet	All reported active at the start of the Russo-Ukraine War; Muromets reported active and receiving new camouflage as of 2023 & two reported relocated from Crimea to the eastern Black Sea in 2024;[193][194] one vessel may have been damaged by fire (specific ship, cause & extent unknown) in November 2025[195]
	1124M	Suzdalets	071	1983	1,055 t
	1124M	Kasimov	055	1986	1,055 t
	1124M	Yeysk	054	1989	1,055 t
	1124M	Brest	199	1988	1,055 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[196]
	1124M	Koryeyets	390	1989	1,055 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[197]
	1124M	Yunga	113	1989	1,055 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[198]
	1124M	Naryan-Mar	138	1990	1,055 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2024[199]
	1124M	Sovetskaya Gavan	350	1990	1,055 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[200]
	1124M	MPK-107	332	1990	1,055 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[201]
	1124M	Onega	164	1990	1,055 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[202]
	1124M	Metel	323	1990	1,055 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[203]
	1124M	MPK-82	375	1991	1,055 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[204]
	1124M	Ust-Ilimsk	362	1991	1,055 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025^[citation needed]
	1124M	Monchegorsk	190	1993	1,055 t	Northern Fleet	Status unclear
	1124M	Snezhnogorsk	196	1994	1,055 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[205]
Nanuchka[206]	12341	Smerch	423	1984	730 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[207]
	12341	Iney	418	1987	730 t	Pacific Fleet	Status unclear; planned to decommission in 2021[208] but still reported active as of early 2022[209]
	12341	Rassvyet	520	1988	730 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2024[210]
	12341	Zyb'	560	1989	730 t	Baltic Fleet
	12341	Geyzer	555	1989	730 t	Baltic Fleet
	12341	Passat	570	1990	730 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2022[211]
	12341	Razliv	450?	1991	730 t	Pacific Fleet	Status unclear; planned to decommission in 2021[208]
Tarantul[212]
	12411	R-60	955	1987	540 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2024[213]
	12411	R-261	991	1988	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[214]
	12411	Zarechnyy (ex R-187)	855	1989	540 t	Baltic Fleet
	12411	Naberezhnye Chelny (ex R-239)	953	1989	540 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2024[215]
	12411	R-297	951	1990	540 t	Pacific Fleet
	12411	R-298	971	1990	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[216]
	12411	Dimitrovgrad (ex R-291)	825	1991	540 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2024[217]
	12411	R-11	940	1991	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2022[218]
	12411	R-14	924	1991	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[219]
	12411	Morshansk (ex R-293)	874	1992	540 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[220]
	12411	R-18	937	1992	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[221]
	12411	R-19	978	1992	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[222]
	12411	R-20	921	1993	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[223]
	12411	R-24	946	1994	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2022[224]
	12411	Chuvashiya (ex R-2)	870	2000	540 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2024[225]
	12411	R-29	916	2003	540 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2022[226]
Parchim[227]	1331M	Urengoy	304	1986	950 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[228]
	1331M	Kazanets	311	1986	950 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[229]
	1331M	Zelenodolsk	308	1987	950 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[230][231]
	1331M	Aleksin	218	1989	950 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[232]
	1331M	Kabardino-Balkariya	243	1989	950 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[233]
	1331M	Kalmykiya	232	1990	950 t	Baltic Fleet
Bora[234]	1239	Bora	615	1989	1,050 t	Black Sea Fleet	[N 12] Active as of 2024[235]
	1239	Samum	616	2000	1,050 t	Black Sea Fleet	[N 13] Reported active as of 2024[236]
Buyan[237]	21630	Astrakhan	012,017	2006	500 t	Caspian Flotilla	Active as of 2024[238][237]
	21630	Volgodonsk	014,018	2012	500 t	Caspian Flotilla	Active as of 2024[239][240]
	21630	Makhachkala	015,020	2012	500 t	Caspian Flotilla	[241]
Buyan-M	21631	Grad Sviyazhsk	021,652	2014	949 t	Caspian Flotilla	Active as of 2024[242][243]
	21631	Uglich	022,653	2014	949 t	Caspian Flotilla	Active as of 2025[244]
	21631	Velikiy Ustug	023,651	2014	949 t	Caspian Flotilla	Active as of 2024[245][243]
	21631	Zelenyy Dol	602,562	2015	949 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[246][247]
	21631	Serpukhov	603,563	2015	949 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[248][247]
	21631	Vyshniy Volochek	609	2018	949 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active; damaged in collision with civilian tanker August 2025 while undertaking evasive manoeuvres in the face of a drone attack[249]
	21631	Orekhovo-Zuyevo	626	2018	949 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active; deployed in the Mediterranean/Baltic since start of Russo-Ukraine War[250][251]
	21631	Ingushetiya	630	2019	949 t	Black Sea Fleet	Reported active as of mid-2023[252][253]
	21631	Grayvoron	600	2021	949 t	Black Sea Fleet	Reported active as of mid-2023[254][255][256]
	21631	Grad	575	2022	949 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025;[257] reported struck by Ukrainian attack in October 2025 while transitting via Russian inland waterways from the Baltic to the Caspian; damage uncertain[258][259]
	21631	Naro-Fominsk	595	2023	949 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[260][188]
	21631	Stavropol		2025	949 t	Baltic Fleet	Active[261][262]
Steregushchiy	20380	Steregushchiy	530,550	2008	2,200 t	Baltic Fleet	Reported in modernization refit as of 2023[263][264][265]
	20380	Soobrazitelnyy	531	2011	2,200 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[266][267]
	20380	Boikiy	532	2013	2,200 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[268][269]
	20380	Stoikiy	545	2014	2,200 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2024[270][271]
	20380	Sovershennyy	333	2017	2,200 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[272][273]
	20380	Gromkiy	335	2018	2,200 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[274][275]
	20380	Hero of the Russian Federation Aldar Tsydenzhapov	339	2020	2,200 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[276][277]
	20380	Merkuriy	535	2023	2,200 t	Black Sea Fleet	Nominally assigned to the Black Sea Fleet; owing to the Russo-Ukraine War and limitations imposed by Turkey related to the use of the Bosphorus Strait has been restricted in entering the Black Sea; operates as part of Russia's Mediterranean Sea Task Force and the Baltic Fleet de facto[278][279]
	20380	Rezkiy	343	2023	2,200 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[280][281]
Gremyashchiy	20385	Gremyashchiy	337	2020	2,500 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[282][283]
Karakurt	22800	Mytischchi	567	2018	800 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2024[284][285]
	22800	Sovetsk	577	2019	800 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2024[286]
	22800	Odintsovo	584	2020	860 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2024[287]
	22800	Amur	646	2024	860 t	Baltic Fleet	Transferred from the Caspian to the Baltic as of October 2025[288][289][290]
	22800	Tucha	606	2024	860 t	Black Sea Fleet	Deployed to the Caspian and active as of 2025[291][292]
	22800	Typhoon	577	2025	800 t	Black Sea Fleet	Deployed to the Caspian and reported active as of 2025[293][294]

• 
  Koryeyets (Grisha class)
• 
  (Nanuchka class)
• 
  R-29 (Tarantul class)
• 
  Kalmykiya (Parchim class)
• 
  Samum (Bora class)
• 
  Volgodonsk (Buyan class)
• 
  Stoykiy (Steregushchy class)
• 
  Burya (Karakurt class)

Amphibious vessels

Landing ships

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant no.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Tapir[295]	1171	Orsk	148	1968	4,946 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2022 at the start of the Russo-Ukraine War[296][297]
	1171	Nikolai Vilkov	081	1974	4,946 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[298]
	1171	Nikolai Filchenkov	152	1975	4,946 t	Black Sea Fleet	Reported active as of 2024[299][31]
Ropucha[300]	775	Olenegorsky Gornyak	012	1976	4,080 t	Northern Fleet	Deployed to the Black Sea and participating in the War in Ukraine; reportedly seriously damaged in 2023[301]
	775	Kondopoga	027	1976	4,080 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2024[302]
	775	Aleksandr Otrakovsky	031	1978	4,080 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[303]
	775	Oslyabya	066	1981	4,080 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[304]
	775	Admiral Nevelskoy	055	1982	4,080 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[305]
	775	Kaliningrad	102	1984	4,080 t	Baltic Fleet	Deployed to the Black Sea and participating in the Russo-Ukraine War as of 2022[306]
	775	Georgiy Pobedonosets	016	1985	4,080 t	Northern Fleet	Active; deployed to the Black Sea and participating in the War in Ukraine[307]
	775	Aleksandr Shabalin	110	1985	4,080 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025; refit 2020-24[308][31][309][310]
	775	Yamal	156	1988	4,080 t	Black Sea Fleet	Damaged in 2024; reported as both awaiting repairs or damage minimal[311][312]
	775M	Azov	151	1990	4,080 t	Black Sea Fleet	Damaged in 2024; reported as both awaiting repairs or damage minimal[313][314]
	775M	Peresvet	077	1991	4,080 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[315][316]
	775M	Korolyov	130	1991	4,080 t	Baltic Fleet	Deployed to the Black Sea and participating in the Russo-Ukraine War as of 2022[317][318]
Ivan Gren	11711	Ivan Gren	135	2018	6,600 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[319][320][321]
	11711	Pyotr Morgunov	117	2020	6,600 t	Northern Fleet	Active; deployed to the Black Sea and participating in the War in Ukraine[322][323][324]

• 
  (Alligator class)
• 
  (Ropucha class)
• 
  (Ivan Gren class)

Landing craft

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant no.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Zubr[325]	12322	Evgeniy Kocheshkov	770	1990	555 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[326]
	12322	Mordoviya	782	1991	555 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[327]
Serna[328]	11770	D-67		1994	100 t	Baltic Fleet
	11770	D-156		1999	100 t	Caspian Flotilla
	11770	D-131		2002	100 t	Caspian Flotilla
	11770	D-172		2005	100 t	Caspian Flotilla
	11770	Alexey Sukhanov		2008	100 t	Caspian Flotilla[328]
	11770	D-144?		2008	100 t	Black Sea Fleet	Several Serna-class craft reported destroyed; more have likely been deployed to the Black Sea[329][330][331]
	11770	D-199?		2014	100 t	Black Sea Fleet
	11770	Alexey Barinov		2009	100 t	Baltic Fleet
	11770	Ivan Pasko		2009	100 t	Baltic Fleet
	11770	D-107		2010	100 t	Pacific Fleet
	11770	Zaur Omarov?		2013	100 t	Caspian Flotilla
	11770	D-178 Yury Kukushkin?		2012	100 t	Caspian Flotilla
Dyugon[332]	21820	Ataman Platov		2010[333]	280 t	Caspian Flotilla	[334]
	21820	Denis Davydov		2014	280 t	Baltic Fleet	[335]
	21820	Ivan Kartsov		2015[336]	280 t	Pacific Fleet
	21820	Lieutenant Rimskiy-Korsakov		2014[337]	280 t	Baltic Fleet?	[338]
	21820	Midshipman Lermontov		2014[339]	280 t	Baltic Fleet?	[340]
Ondatra[341]	1176	D-704		1976	90 t	Pacific Fleet
	1176	D-70		1981	90 t	Pacific Fleet
	1176	D-464		1985	90 t	Northern Fleet
	1176	D-465		1986	90 t	Baltic Fleet
	1176	D-325		1991	90 t	Baltic Fleet
	1176	D-148		1993	90 t	Northern Fleet
	1176	D-365		1994	90 t	Baltic Fleet
	1176	D-182		1996	90 t	Northern Fleet
	1176	D-185		2000	90 t	Caspian Flotilla
	1176	D-163		2005	90 t	Northern Fleet
	1176	D-57		2007	90 t	Pacific Fleet
	1176	PKAO-772		1995	90 t	Baltic Fleet?
	1176	Svatovo?		1979?	90 t	Black Sea Fleet?	ex-D-305 active with the Ukrainian Navy from 1998; possibly captured by Russia, March 2022[342]
BK-16[343]	02510	D-296 Vladislav Dorokhin		2015	22 t	Black Sea Fleet	Several BK-16s reported destroyed (one may have been D-310);[344][345] Production/deployment of additional BK-16s reported as a priority for the Black Sea Fleet[346]
	02510	TDK-491?		2019?
	02510	D-212?		2024
	02510	D-309		2018
	02510	D-310?		2021
	02510	D-311		2021
	02510	TDK-490		2019?
	02510	TDK-492		2019
	02510	TDK-493		2019
	02510	D-308		2018	22 t	Northern Fleet
	02510	D-2110		2018[347]	22 t	Northern Fleet	[348]
	02510	D-321		2021	22 t	Northern Fleet	[349]
	02510	RVK-703		2019?	22 t	Northern Fleet
	02510	D-315		2020	22 t	Baltic Fleet	Another vessel of the class may originally have been built for the Baltic Fleet[350]
BK-18	02511			2017	25 t	Black Sea Fleet	Status unknown[351]
	02511			2017	25 t	Black Sea Fleet
BK-10/M/M1/D	02450	c. 14+ units		Since 2013	6-12 t	Black Sea Fleet	Built/building for Black Sea Fleet[352][353]

• 
  (Zubr class)
• 
  (Serna class)
• 
  (Dyugon class)
• 
  (Ondatra class)

Patrol ships & boats

Offshore patrol vessels

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant no.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Project 22160	22160	Vasily Bykov	368	2018	1,500 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2023[354][355]
	22160	Dmitry Rogachev	375	2019	1,500 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of the start of the Russo-Ukraine war[356][357]
	22160	Pavel Derzhavin	363	2020	1,500 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2024[358][359]
	22160	Viktor Velikiy	417	2025	1,500 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active and operating in the Baltic/Mediterranean as of 2025[360][361][362]
Project 23550	23550	Ivan Papanin	400	2025	6,800 t	Northern Fleet	Active[363][364][365][366]

• 
  (Project 22160 Dmitriy Rogachev in Sevastopol)
• 
  (Russian patrol ship Ivan Papanin)

Patrol boats

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant no.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Grachonok	21980	Nakhimovets	689	2009	139 t	Baltic Fleet	[367]
	21980	Kadet?	840	2011	139 t	Black Sea Fleet	Reported in the Mediterranean at the start of the Russo-Ukraine War;[368] may have been abandoned at Tartus naval base in Syria in late 2024/early 2025[369]
	21980	Suvorovets	841	2012	139 t	Black Sea Fleet	Reported damaged in drone attack in August 2023; status unknown[370][371]
	21980	Kursant Kirovets	842	2013	139 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active at the start of the Russo-Ukraine War[372]
	21980	Yunarmeets Kaspiya	600	2013	139 t	Caspian Flotilla	[373]
	21980	Yunarmeets Kryma	836	2014	139 t	Black Sea Fleet	All active at the start of Russo-Ukraine War[374][375][376]
	21980	Kinel	837	2014	139 t	Black Sea Fleet
	21980	Pavel Silaev	844	2017	139 t	Black Sea Fleet
	21980	Yunarmeets Tatarstana	601	2018	139 t	Caspian Flotilla
	21980	Yunarmeets Dagestana	602	2019	139 t	Caspian Flotilla
	21980	P-468	651	2022	139 t	Baltic Fleet
	21980	Vladimir Nosov	652	2022	139 t	Baltic Fleet	[377][378]
	21980	P-	695	2022	139 t	Baltic Fleet
	21980	P-377	996	2013	139 t	Pacific Fleet
	21980	Yunarmeets Primorya	997	2014	139 t	Pacific Fleet	[N 14]
	21980	Yunarmeets Kamchatki	998	2014	139 t	Pacific Fleet	[379]
	21980	Yunarmeets Chukotki	994	2017	139 t	Pacific Fleet
	21980	P-445	973	2018	139 t	Pacific Fleet	[380]
	21980	Yunarmeets Sakhalina	969	2020	139 t	Pacific Fleet	[381][382]
	21980	Yunarmeets Zapolyarya	938	2016	139 t	Northern Fleet	[N 15]
	21980	Yunarmeets Belomorya	939	2016	139 t	Northern Fleet
	21980	P-429	936	2017	139 t	Northern Fleet
	21980	Valery Fedyanin	941	2017	139 t	Northern Fleet
	21980	P-475 Grachonok		2024	139 t	Northern Fleet	[383]
Raptor-class patrol boat	03160	P-281 Maksim Panin		2015	43 t	Baltic Fleet	[384]
	03160	P-415 Georgiy Potekhin		2017	43 t	Baltic Fleet	[385]
	03160	P-344		2015	43 t	Baltic Fleet	[386]
	03160	P-345 Buyevlyanin?		2015	43 t	Black Sea Fleet	Ukrainian officials released three separate videos showing six Raptor-class boats damaged/destroyed in 2022;[387][388] some may have been repaired but at least three Raptor-class boats listed as destroyed as of mid-2024;[389] some Raptors reported operational at Tartus naval base in Syria as of late 2024;[390][391] additional boats possibly under construction/delivery[392]
	03160	P-274?		2015	43 t	Black Sea Fleet
	03160	P-275?		2015	43 t	Black Sea Fleet
	03160	P-276?		2015	43 t	Black Sea Fleet
	03160	P-413 Andrey Paliy?		2017	43 t	Black Sea Fleet
	03160	P-?  ?		2015	43 t	Black Sea Fleet
	03160	P-425 Chapaevsk?		2017	43 t	Black Sea Fleet
	03160	P-437 Grigory Davidenko		2018	43 t	Baltic Fleet	[393]
	03160	P-436		2018	43 t	Caspian Flotilla	[394]
	03160	P-342 Yunarmeets Baltiki		2015	43 t	Baltic Fleet	Originally assigned to the Baltic Fleet, but serving in the Black Sea Fleet as of 2022; damaged in 2022 Ukrainian attack but reported to have undergone repairs[395][396]
	03160	P-456 Yunarmeets Moskvy		2020	43 t	Baltic Fleet	[397]
	03160	P-461		2020	43 t	Baltic Fleet	[398]
	03160	P-462		2020	43 t	Baltic Fleet	[399]
	03160	Evgeny Kolesnikov		2017	43 t	Baltic Fleet	[400]
Mangust-class patrol boat	12150/M/A	62 in service; Coast Guard assigned vessels[401]		2001-2018	31 t	Baltic, Black Sea, Pacific, Caspian, Amur	Reported taskings as of 2022: Baltic Fleet - 12; Black Sea Fleet - 29; Pacific Fleet - 9; Caspian Flotilla - 11; Amur - 1[402] On 6 May 2024, Ukraine used MAGURA V5 sea drones to attack a Russian patrol boat in Crimea. Footage was released appearing to show the drone detonating next to a small boat appearing to resemble a Mangust-class vessel.[403]
Dockstavarvet IC16M	IC16MII	12 in service[404]		2004-2013	22 t	Black Sea Fleet & elsewhere?	Two vessels (P-835 & P-834) reported tasked to the Black Sea Fleet; other taskings/names unclear (some may be Federal Protective Service vessels)[405]
Shmel	1204	Ak-209	045	1982	77 t	Caspian Flotilla	[406]
	1204	Ak-223	047	1982	77 t	Caspian Flotilla	[407]
	1204	Al-201	042	1983	77 t	Caspian Flotilla
	1204	Ak-248	044	1983	77 t	Caspian Flotilla
Gyurza-M	58155	Razboinik[408]		2023	54 t	Black Sea Fleet	ex Ukraine navy ship Akkerman[409]
	58155	Nayezdnik[410]		2023	54 t	Black Sea Fleet	ex Ukraine navy ship Vyshgorod[411]

• 
  (Grachonok class)
• 
  (Raptor class)
• 
  (Shmel class)
• 
  (Gyurza-M class)

Mine countermeasures vessels

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant no.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Natya[412]	266M	Ivan Golubets		1973	800 t	Black Sea Fleet	Damaged on 29 October 2022 during a drone attack on the port of Sevastopol;[413][414] subsequently repaired;[415] Active as of 2023[416]
	266ME	Valentin Pikul		2001	804 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2022[417][418]
	266ME	MT-264		1989	804 t	Pacific Fleet	Both reported active as of 2022[419]
	266ME	MT-265		1989	804 t	Pacific Fleet
	02668	Vice-admiral Zakharin		2008	804 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2023[420]
Alexandrit[421]	12700	Alexandr Obukhov		2016	620 t	Baltic Fleet[422]	Active as of 2025[423]
	12700	Georgy Kurbatov		2021	620 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2022[424]
	12700	Vladimir Emelyanov		2019	620 t	Black Sea Fleet	Assigned to the Black Sea Fleet but operating in the Mediterranean/Baltic as of 2023[425]
	12700	Ivan Antonov		2018	620 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2023[426]
	12700	Yakov Balyaev		2020	620 t	Pacific Fleet[427]	Active as of 2025[428]
	12700	Pyotr Ilyichev		2022	620 t	Pacific Fleet[429]	Active as of 2025[430]
	12700	Anatoly Shlemov		2022	620 t	Pacific Fleet[259]	Active as of 2025[431]
	12700	Lev Chernavin		2023	620 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[432][188]
	12700	Afanasy Ivannikov		2025	620 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[433]
Sonya[434]	1265	Leonid Sobolev		1990	460 t	Baltic Fleet	Both active as of 2022^[citation needed]
	1265	Novocheboksarsk		1991	460 t	Baltic Fleet
	1265	Sergey Kolbasev		1992	460 t	Baltic Fleet	Status uncertain; may have decommissioned in 2023[435]
	1265	Pavel Khenov (former BT-115)		1993	460 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[436]
	1265	Polyarny		1984	460 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2020; may decommission in due course due to same name assigned to Alexandrit-class vessel on sea trials as of 2025[437][438]
	1265	Elynya		1986	460 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2022^[citation needed]
	1265	Kotelnich		1987	460 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[439]
	1265	Solovetskiy Yunga		1988	460 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[440]
	1265	Kolomna		1990	460 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[441]
	1265	Yadrin		1991	460 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2023[442][443]
	1265	BT-100		1984	460 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[444][445]
	1265	BT-325		1985	460 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[446]
	1265	BT-114		1987	460 t	Pacific Fleet
	1265	BT-232		1988	460 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2023[447]
	1265	BT-245		1989	460 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[448]
	1265	BT-256		1990	460 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[449]
	1265	BT-215		1991	460 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[450]
	1265	German Ugryumov		1988	460 t	Caspian Flotilla	Active as of 2024[451]
	1265	Magomed Gadzhiev		1997	460 t	Caspian Flotilla	Active as of 2024[452]
Lida[453]	10750	RT-57		1989	135 t	Baltic Fleet
	10750	RT-248		1990	135 t	Baltic Fleet
	10750	Vasily Polyakov		1991	135 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[454]
	10750	Viktor Sigalov		1992	135 t	Baltic Fleet
	10750	RT-233		1989	135 t	Black Sea Fleet	Reportedly transferred from the Caspian Flotilla to the Black Sea Fleet as of June 2023[455]
	10750	RT-234		1989	135 t	Caspian Flotilla	Active as of 2021[456]
Gorya[457]	12660	Zheleznyakov		1988	1,150 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2020[458]
	12660	Gumanenko		2000	1,150 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2022^[citation needed]
Yevgenya[459]	1258	1 (RT-71) + others? remain in service		1967-1985	91 t	Caspian Flotilla & others?	Total of 53 inshore minesweepers of the class were built between 1967-1985; c. 49 decommissioned/transferred to other countries; a few (eg. RT-71 as of 2024) may remain in commission[460]
697TB[461]	697TB	RT-59		1976	157 t	Caspian Flotilla	Both may still be in service[462]
	697TB	RT-181		1980	157 t	Caspian Flotilla

• 
  (Natya class)
• 
  (Gorya class)
• 
  (Lida class)
• 
  (Aleksandrit class)

Auxiliaries

Special-purpose (intelligence) ships

Class	Project	Ship	Pennant no.	Commissioned	Displacement	Fleet	Note
Moma-class intelligence ship	861M	Kil'din	512	1970	1,560 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active & deployed in the Baltic/Mediterranean[463] Medium intelligence ships. Suffered fire while operating in the Mediterranean in 2025.[464]
	861M	Ekvator		1968	1,560 t	Black Sea Fleet	Unclear if active
Alpinist-class intelligence ship	503R	Syzran		1981	1,202 t	Baltic Fleet	[465] Medium intelligence ship.
	503R	Zhigulevsk		1982	1,202 t	Baltic Fleet	Medium intelligence ship.^[citation needed]
Vishnya-class intelligence ship	864	Fedor Golovin	520	1985	3,470 t	Baltic Fleet	[a]^[citation needed]
	864	Kurily	208	1986	3,470 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[466][a]
	864	Tavriya	169	1986	3,470 t	Northern Fleet	[a]
	864	Kareliya	535	1986	3,470 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[467][468][a]
	864	Priazovye	201	1987	3,470 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2023[469][470][471][a]
	864	Viktor Leonov	175	1988	3,470 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[472][473][a]
	864	Vasiliy Tatishchev	231	1988	3,470 t	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2024[474][475][a]
Balzam-class intelligence ship	1826	Pribaltika	80	1983	4,900 t	Pacific Fleet[476]	Active as of 2024[477][b]
Yury Ivanov-class intelligence ship	18280	Yuriy Ivanov		2015	4,000 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[478][479][b]
	18280	Ivan Khurs		2018	4,000 t	Black Sea Fleet	Active in 2023, hit by uncrewed surface vessel[480][481][482]
Baklan-class intelligence ship	1388NZ	KSV-2168		2018[483]	500 t	Baltic Fleet	[b]
Marshal Nedelin-class intelligence ship	1914	Marshal Krylov		1990	23,780 t	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[484][485][b]
Project 7452 ship	7452	Chusuvoy		1987	1,300 t	Northern Fleet[486]	Active as of 2024[487][a]
Project 22010 ship	22010	Yantar		2015	5,200 t	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[488][489][490][c]

• 
  (Moma class)
• 
  (Vishnya class)
• 
  (Balzam class)
• 
  (Marshal Nedelin class)

Icebreakers, tenders, replenishment ships & other auxiliaries

Class	Project	Type	Number	Name	Commissioned	Fleet	Note
Icebreakers
Dobrynya Nikitich	97K	Diesel-electric icebreaker	1	Buran	1966	Baltic Fleet	All active as of 2024[491][492][493]
Ivan Susanin	97P	Icebreaking patrol ship	2	Ivan Susanin	1973	Pacific Fleet
				Ruslan	1975	Northern Fleet
Project 21180	21180	Diesel-electric icebreaker	1	Ilya Muromets	2017	Northern Fleet	Active[494]
Project 21180M	21180M	Diesel-electric icebreaker	1	Evpatiy Kolovrat	2024	Pacific Fleet	Active[495]
Hospital ships
Ob class	320	Hospital ship	3	Yenisey	1981	Black Sea Fleet	Inactive;[496][497] reported in Sevastopol's Yuzhnaya Bay as of 2025[498]
				Svir	1989	Northern Fleet	Inactive (since 2006)[499]
				Irtysh	1990	Pacific Fleet	Reported active as of 2025[500][501]
Logistic support vessels
Muna	1823	Coastal munitions transport	6	BTP 89	1965	Pacific Fleet
				BTP 91	1965	Pacific Fleet
				BTP 85	1967	Pacific Fleet
				BTP 87	1967	Pacific Fleet
				BTP 94	1971	Black Sea Fleet
				BTP 76[502]	1985	Pacific Fleet
Luza	1541	Missile fuel tanker	3	Selenga	1966	Baltic Fleet	[503]
				Barguzin	1967	Pacific Fleet
				Alambay	1968	Pacific Fleet
Vala	1783	Special waste tanker	2	TNT-11	1966	Pacific Fleet	[504]
				TNT-27	1968	Pacific Fleet
Amguema	550	Polar logistic vessel	1	Yauza	1974	Northern Fleet	[505]
Project 1807	1807	Weapons transport	1	BTR-139	1978	Caspian Flotilla	[506]
AMGA/Daugava	1791	Ballistic missile transport	1	Daugava	1980	Pacific Fleet	[507]
Dubnyak	20360	Ammunition transport	2	VTR 79	2010	Caspian Flotilla
				Viktor Cherokov	2016	Black Sea Fleet
Project 20181	20181	Ammunition transport	1	Akademik Kovalyov	2015	Pacific Fleet	Transports Bulava missiles[508]
		Refrigerated cargo ship	1	Kazan-60	2015	Black Sea Fleet	Previously named Georgiy Agafanov[509] bought as supply ship for Russian troops in Syria[510]
Polnocny-class landing ship	Polnocny-C (Type 773)	Small seagoing dry-cargo ship	1	VTR-140	1972	Northern Fleet	ex-landing ship; used as support supply ship[511]
		General cargo ship	1	Dvinitsa-50	2015	Black Sea Fleet	Previously named Alican Deval[512] bought as supply ship for Russian troops in Syria;[510] reported in service as of 2025[513]
		General cargo ship	1	Kyzyl-60	2015	Black Sea Fleet	Previously named Smyrna[514] bought as supply ship for Russian troops in Syria[510]
		General cargo ship	1	Vologda-50	2015	Black Sea Fleet	Previously named Dadali[515] bought as supply ship for Russian troops in Syria[510]
		RoRo ship	1	Alexander Tkachenko	2015	Black Sea Fleet	Previously named Robur[516] chartered as supply ship for Russian troops in Syria[517]
Longvinik	23120	Logistic vessel	2	Elbrus	2018	Northern Fleet
				Vsevelod Bobrov	2021	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2022[518][519]
Project 02690	02690	Seagoing self-propelled floating crane	15	SPK-19150	2014	Northern Fleet	16th vessel ("SPK-63150") fitting out as of 2024[520]
				SPK-37150	2014	Northern Fleet
				SPK-42150	2015	Pacific Fleet
				SPK-43150	2015	Pacific Fleet
				SPK-44150	2015	Pacific Fleet
				SPK-45150	2016	Northern Fleet
				SPK-46150	2016	Black Sea Fleet
				SPK-49150	2016	Baltic Fleet
				SPK-50150	2016	Baltic Fleet
				SPK-53150	2018	Northern Fleet
				SPK-54150	2019	Black Sea Fleet
				SPK-57150	2020	Pacific Fleet
				SPK-59150	2020	Caspian Flotilla
				SPK-60150	2021	Northern Fleet
				SPK-62150	2025	Northern Fleet	[521]
Project 304	304	Floating Workshop	15	PM-30	1982	Baltic Fleet	[522]
				PM-82	1978	Baltic Fleet
				PM-86	1987	Baltic Fleet
				PM-69	1987	Northern Fleet
				PM-56	1973	Black Sea Fleet	Both active as of 2022[523]
				PM-138	1969	Black Sea Fleet
				PM-10	1982	Northern Fleet	[524]
				PM-75	1978	Northern Fleet
				PM-5?	1982?	Pacific Fleet	May have decommissioned in 2021[525]
				PM-15	1982?	Pacific Fleet	[526]
				PM-52	1977	Pacific Fleet
				PM-59	1986	Pacific Fleet
				PM-92	1988	Pacific Fleet
				PM-97	1988	Pacific Fleet
				PM-156	1972	Pacific Fleet
Salvage vessels / Submersible supports
Kommuna		Salvage vessel/ Submersible support	1	Kommuna	1915	Black Sea Fleet	Attacked by missile strike in 2024; damage appeared light[527][480][528]
Project 23040	23040	Boat of comprehensive rescue support	25	RVK-762	2013	Black Sea Fleet	One additional vessel reported under construction; status unclear[529]
				Grom	2021	Black Sea Fleet
				RVK-764	2013	Black Sea Fleet
				RVK-767	2013	Black Sea Fleet
				RVK-771	2013	Black Sea Fleet
				RVK-933	2014	Caspian Flotilla
				RVK-946	2014	Caspian Flotilla
				RVK-1045	2014	Black Sea Fleet
				Boris Kiselev	2014	Baltic Fleet
				RVK-1102	2014	Baltic Fleet
				RVK-1112	2014	Black Sea Fleet
				RVK-2162	2015	Baltic Fleet
				RVK-2163	2015	Baltic Fleet
				Askhat Ziganshin	2015	Baltic Fleet
				Valebtin Gordeev	2015	Baltic Fleet
				RVK-2164	2015	Baltic Fleet
				Vitaly Marienko	2015	Baltic Fleet
				Ivan Shvets	2017	Northern Fleet
				RVK-1230	2017	Northern Fleet
				RVK-1239	2017	Pacific Fleet
				RVK-1261	2017	Pacific Fleet
				RVK-1264	2020	Pacific Fleet
				Alexandr Sheremet	2020	Pacific Fleet
				Pavel Simonov	2020	Northern Fleet
				Vladimir Timofeev	2021	Northern Fleet
Project 5360	5360	Salvage vessel/ Submersible support	4	Mikhail Rudnitskiy	1978	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2024; reported damaged in collision with deep-water reconnaissance vehicle AS-36; extent of damage unknown[530]
				Georgiy Koz'min	1979	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[531]
				Georgiy Titov	1982	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[532][533]
				Sayany	1983	Black Sea Fleet	Reported in Holland Bay near Sevastopol as of early 2024[534]
El'brus	537	Large submarine salvage vessel	1	Alagez	1989	Pacific Fleet	[535]
Kashtan	141	Salvage vessel/ Submersible support	8	Alexandr Pushkin, SS-750, KIL-927, 143, 158, 164, 498, 168[536]	1986-1989	Baltic, Northern, Black Sea & Pacific Fleets	SS-750 active as of 2023[537][538][539]
Belousov	21300	Submarine salvage vessel	1	Igor Belousov	2015	Pacific Fleet	[540]
Project 23370	23370	Rescue boat	12	Leonid Molchanov	2014	Baltic Fleet	[541]
				SMK-2094	2014	Black Sea Fleet
				Valery Rozhdestvensky	2014	Baltic Fleet
				Vladimir Egorov	2014	Baltic Fleet
				SMK-2100	2014	Caspian Flotilla
				SMK-2102	2015	Caspian Flotilla
				SMK-2103	2015	Caspian Flotilla
				SMK-2104	2015	Caspian Flotilla
				SMK-2169	2015	Black Sea Fleet
				SMK-2170	2015	Baltic Fleet
				SMK-2171	2015	Black Sea Fleet
				SMK-2172	2015	Baltic Fleet
	23370M		3	Spasatel Kononenko	2016	Northern Fleet
				Vitaliy Teplov	2017	Pacific Fleet
				SMK-2187	2018	Pacific Fleet
	23370G		3	Mikhail Kazansky	2019	Baltic Fleet
				Alexander Firsov	2020	Black Sea Fleet
				Grigory Shadrin	2021	Northern Fleet
Tenders
Pelym	1799	Degaussing/Deperming vessel	12[542]		1970-1987		29 vessels built for the Russian Navy; 12 remain in service[543]
Bereza	130	Degaussing/Deperming vessel	12[544]		1984-2001		18 vessels built; 12 remain in service[545]
Malina	2020	Submarine tender	3	PTB-5	1984	Northern Fleet	[546][547]
				PTB-6	1985	Pacific Fleet
				PTB-7	1990	Northern Fleet
Oskol	300/301T/303	Light repair vessel	5	PM-20 (Oskol I)	1963	Northern Fleet	[548]
				PM-68 (Oskol I)	1964	Baltic Fleet
				PM-21 (Oskol II)	1965	Northern Fleet	[549]
				PM-51 (Modified Oskol)	1968	Northern Fleet	[550]
				PKZ-? (former PM-148; Modified Oskol)	1968	Pacific Fleet
Tugs
Project 527[551]		Ocean salvage vessel	1	Epron	1959	Black Sea Fleet	Active in 2021,[552] 2022[553]
Okhtenskiy/Goliat	733[554]	Ocean salvage tug	3	SB-4	1959	Black Sea Fleet	Active in 2018[555]
				SB-5	1965	Black Sea Fleet	Active in 2018,[556] 2019,[557] 2021[558]
				SB-9	1964	Northern Fleet
Pamir/Ingul	1452[559]	Ocean salvage tug	3	Pamir	1974	Northern Fleet	Active in 2021,[560] 2022[561]
				Alatau	1983	Pacific Fleet	Active in 2024[562]
				Altay	1987	Northern Fleet	Active in 2021,[563] 2022[564]
Project P-5757[565]		Ocean salvage/rescue tug	2	Nikolay Chiker[566]	1989	Northern Fleet	Active in 2021[471]
				Fotiy Krylov[567]	1989	Pacific Fleet	Active in 2020[568]
Project 745/P[569]		Sea tug/Border patrol units	28		745 (Salvage tugs: 1972-1991); 745P (Border patrol units: 1974-2006)		43 built; 28 (745 & 745P) remaining in service; P variants armed & Coast Guard assigned[570][571][572]
Project 745 MB	745 MB	Sea salvage tug	1	MB-12	2011	Northern Fleet	[486]
Project 745 MBS	745 MBS	Sea salvage tug	1	Viktor Koneckiy	2013	Baltic Fleet[486]	Active in 2021[573]
Project 563	563[574]	Sea salvage tug	4	MB-15	1977	Northern Fleet	[575]
				SB-931? (former MB-18)	1977	Pacific Fleet	May have decommissioned in 2021[576]
				MB-105	1978	Pacific Fleet
				Yakov Grebelskiy (former MB-119)	1978	Baltic Fleet	Active in 2021[577]
Project 714	714[578]	Sea rescue tug	7	SB-365, Yevgeniy Khorov, SB-36, SB-521, SB-522, SB-523, SB-524	1982-83		Yevgeniy Khorov active in 2019,[579] SB-36 in 2022[580][240][581]
Neftegaz	V92[582]	Sea salvage tug	1	Kalar	1990	Pacific Fleet	Active in 2021[583]
Project 712 Sliva	712[584]	Sea rescue tug	4	SB-406	1984	Northern Fleet	Active in 2020[585]
				SB-408	1984	Pacific Fleet	[586]
				Yevgeniy Churov[587]	1985	Baltic Fleet	Active in 2019[588]
				Shakhter[589]	1985	Black Sea Fleet	Active in 2022[590]
Project 22870	22870[591]	Sea tug	5 (additional vessel, Mikhail Chekov, fitting out as of 2024)[592]	SB-45	2014	Caspian Flotilla	[593]
				Nikolay Muru	2014	Black Sea Fleet	Active in 2021[594]
				SB-738	2016	Caspian Flotilla
				Kapitan Guryev	2018	Black Sea Fleet	[595]
				SB-742	2019	Black Sea Fleet	[596][597]
Project 02790	02790	Sea tug	6	MB-92	2013	Pacific Fleet	[598]
				MB-93	2013	Pacific Fleet
				MB-97	2015	Baltic Fleet
				MB-135	2014	Northern Fleet
				MB-134	2014	Northern Fleet
				MB-96	2015	Baltic Fleet
Project 02980	02980^[citation needed]	Sea tug	5-6^[citation needed]	SB-121	2016	Baltic Fleet	Leningradskaya naval base
				SB-123	2016	Baltic Fleet	Baltiysk naval base[599]
				SB-736	2017	Northern Fleet	Belomorskaya naval base[600]
				SB-737	2017	Baltic Fleet	Baltiysk naval base[601]
				Aleksander Frolov	2018-20 ??	Baltic Fleet	Baltiysk; active as of 2025[602][603]
Project 90600[604]		Harbour tug	26	RB-34	2009	Northern Fleet	[605]
				RB-47	2009	Northern Fleet
				RB-48	2009	Northern Fleet
				RB-386	2010	Northern Fleet
				Pomorye	2011	Northern Fleet
				RB-389	2010	Black Sea Fleet
				RB-43	2011	Black Sea Fleet
				RB-45	2011	Black Sea Fleet
				RB-20	2011	Baltic Fleet
				RB-27	2011	Baltic Fleet
				RB-42	2011	Baltic Fleet
				RB-391	2012	Black Sea Fleet
				RB-394	2012	Baltic Fleet
				RB-395	2012	Baltic Fleet
				RB-392	2013	Black Sea Fleet
				RB-398	2013	Black Sea Fleet
				RB-399	2013	Northern Fleet
				RB-400	2013	Northern Fleet
				RB-401	2013	Baltic Fleet
				RB-412	2014	Black Sea Fleet
				RB-413	2014	Baltic Fleet
				RB-365	2015	Black Sea Fleet
				RB-366	2015	Baltic Fleet
				RB-397	2017	Caspian Flotilla
				RB-393	2017	Baltic Fleet
				Izhorets	2024	Baltic Fleet	[606]
Project 16609		Harbour tug	15	RB-367, 368, 369, 2180, Delfin, Kasatka, Belukha, RB-402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 2186, Afalina	2012–2018	Northern, Pacific, Baltic & Black Sea Fleets	[607][608][609]
Project 23470		Sea tug	3	Sergei Balk	2020	Black Sea Fleet	plus 4 building/fitting out as of 2024[610][611][612][613]
				Andrey Stepanov	2020	Pacific Fleet
				Kapitan Nayden	2022	Black Sea Fleet
Plamya	1893[614]	Firefighting tugboat	6	PZhS-96, PZhS-123, PZhS-209, PZhS-219, PZhS-279, PZhS-282,	1970–1976	Baltic, Black Sea, Pacific Fleets & Caspian Flotilla	PZhS-123 (tasked to the Black Sea Fleet) active in 2022[590][615]
Fleet oilers
Boris Chilikin	1559V	Large seagoing tanker	3	Sergey Osipov[566]	1973	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2024[616][617]
				Ivan Bubnov[618]	1975	Black Sea Fleet	8 month deployment in the Mediterranean in 2020–21[471]
				Boris Butoma[619]	1978	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[620][564]
Dora		Medium seagoing tanker	1	Istra	1942	Black Sea Fleet	Transferred to the Soviet Union from Germany as part of war reparations; still reported in commission as of 2021 though possibly inactive[621]
Olekma	6404	Medium seagoing tanker	1	Iman[622]	1966	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2021[623][624][560]
Altay	160	Medium seagoing tanker	4	Kola	1967	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2021;[625] collision, slight damage in 2021[626]
				Yel'nya	1968	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2024[627][628]
				Izhora	1970	Pacific Fleet	Active in 2022[629]
				Ilim	1972	Pacific Fleet	Inactive
Dubna		Medium seagoing tanker	3	Dubna	1974	Northern Fleet	In refit as of 2021[630]
				Irkut	1975	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2024[631][632]
				Pechenga	1979	Pacific Fleet	Active as of 2025[633][634]
Kaliningradneft	REF-675	Medium seagoing tanker	2	Kama	1982	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2023[635][636][637]
				Vyazma	1982	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2025[638][585][564]
Project 23130	23130	Medium seagoing tanker	2	Akademik Pashin	2019	Northern Fleet	Active as of 2024[639][640][564]
				Vasily Nikitin	2025	Black Sea Fleet	Tasked to the Black Sea Fleet but commissioned in the Baltic in April 2025; likely to operate in the Baltic/Atlantic for the duration of the Russo-Ukraine War[641]
Project 03180	03180	Small seagoing tanker	4	Umba	2014	Northern Fleet	[642]
				Pecha	2014	Northern Fleet
				VTN-73	2014	Black Sea Fleet
				Alexandr Grebenschikov	2014	Baltic Fleet
Project 03182	03182	Small seagoing tanker	1	Vice-admiral Paromov	2021	Black Sea Fleet	Active as of 2024; part of the Black Sea Fleet but deployed in the Mediterranean/Baltic since 2022[643][644][645]
Trial support vessels
Project 11982	11982	Trial vessel/Research vessel	2	Seliger	2012	Black Sea Fleet[646]	Third vessel (Ilmen) may have entered service[647]
				Ladoga	2018^[citation needed]	Baltic Fleet[648]
Hydrographic ships
Project 860		Hydrographic ship	1	Gigrometer	1965	Baltic Fleet	[649]
Project 861		Hydrographic ship	c. 6		1968–1973		[650][651]
Project 852	852	Hydrographic ship	1	Admiral Vladimirskiy	1975	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025[652][653]
Yug	862	Hydrographic ship	11	Marshal Gelovani, Donuzlav, Nikolay Matusevich, Gals, Pegas, Vice-Admiral Vorontsov, Vizir, Temryuk, Gorizont, Senezh	1979–1983	Pacific, Northern, Baltic and Black Sea Fleets	Marshal Gelovani active in 2021,[632]Donuzlav active in 2022,[590][654] Gorizont active as of 2021[655]
Project 865	865	Hydrographic ship	2	Sibiryakov	1990	Baltic Fleet	Active in 2021[656]
				Romuald Muklevich	1991	Northern Fleet	Modernized in 2020[657]
Project 872		Hydrographic ship	19		1978–1983	Baltic, Black Sea, Pacific & Northern Fleets	23 vessels originally; 3 decommissioned as of early 2020s; one (Petr Gradov) identified as Project 872E vessel[658]
Project 872E		Special ecologistic ship	1	Petr Gradov[659]	1980	Black Sea Fleet
Project 19910	19910	Small hydrographic vessel	5	Nikolay Skosyrev, Yakov Lapushkin, Vaygach, Alexandr Rogotskiy[660]	2007–2025	Northern Fleet, Baltic Fleet	Additional vessel (Vasily Bubnov) entered service in 2025[661][662][663]
Project V19910		Hydrographic ship	1	Viktor Faleev[664]	2013
Project 23370Г	23370Г	Hydrographic catamaran-type boat	3	Mikhail Kazanskii, Alexander Firsov, Georgiy Shadrin	2019–2021	Baltic Fleet, Black Sea Fleet, Northern Fleet	[665][666]
Project 20180/20181	20180	Ocean rescue tug/Search and rescue ship/armament transport	2	Zvezdochka (20180)[667] & Akademik Kovalev (20181)	Since 2010/2015	Northern & Pacific Fleets	20181 vessels classed as "armament transports"; additional 20181 vessel (Akademik Makeev) fitting out;[668] vessels employed for testing Poseidon nuclear weapons systems
Project 20183	20183	Oceanographic research search and rescue ice-way tug	1	Akademik Aleksandrov	2020	Northern Fleet	Used for testing Poseidon[669]
Project 02670	02670	Oceanographic research ship	1	Yevgeniy Gorigledzhan	1983 (2023)[670]	Baltic Fleet	Tug rebuilt into ship for underwater work[671]
Project 19920	19920	Large hydrographic survey boat	12		2008–2022		[672][673][674]
Project 23040G	23040G	Large hydrographic survey boat	5	Georgy Zima, Aleksandr Yevlanov, Vladimir Kozitsky, Boris Slobodnik, Leonid Senchura	2018–2021	Baltic Fleet, Black Sea Fleet, Northern Fleet	[675][676][677]
Training ships
Project 887		Training ship	2	Smolnyy	1976	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2025 [678]
				Perekop	1977	Baltic Fleet	Active as of 2023[679][680]
Museum ships
Aurora		Museum ship with active crew, formerly armored cruiser	1	Aurora	1897

• 
  Ilya Muromets (Project 21180)
• 
  Yenisey (Ob class)
• 
  Akademik Kovalev (Project 20181)
• 
  Kommuna
• 
  Dnestr (Boris Chilikin class)
• 
  Akademik Alexandrov (Project 20183)
• 
  Smolnyy (Project 887)
• 
  Andrey Stepanov (Project 23470)

Ships and submarines ordered or under construction

(Summary: c. 19 submarines; c. 42 surface warships - 27 major/minor surface combatants; 5 amphibious vessels; 4 Patrol vessels/boats; 6 mine countermeasures vessels - & 2 special purpose intelligence vessels and various other auxiliaries)

• 4 Ballistic missile submarines
• 4 Cruise missile submarines
• 8 Diesel/electric attack submarines
• 3 Special-purpose submarines
• 7 Frigates
• 20 Corvettes
• 2 Amphibious assault ships
• 3 Landing ships
• 2 Patrol ships
• 2 Patrol boats
• 6 Mine countermeasures vessels
• 2 Special-purpose (intelligence) ships
• Several other auxiliaries of various types

Ballistic missile submarines

Class	Image	Pennant number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 955A Borei-A
			Knyaz Potemkin[681]	23 August 2021[682]		2028?[683]	Northern Fleet	Under construction[684]
			Dmitry Donskoy[681]	23 August 2021[682]	2025[685]	2026[685][686]	Northern Fleet	Under construction
			?[687]	?		2030/31?[688]	Pacific?[689]	Both planned/ordered[690]
			?	?			Northern?[691]

Cruise missile submarines

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 885M Yasen-M			Perm	29 July 2016[692]	27 March 2025[693]		Pacific Fleet	Sea trials in the Northern Fleet operational area as of mid-2025[694]
			Voronezh	20 July 2020			Northern Fleet	Under construction
			Vladivostok	20 July 2020			Pacific Fleet	Under construction[695]
			Bratsk	Projected 2025			?	Ordered; may start construction in 2025; up to two more planned[696]

Conventional attack submarines

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 677 Lada			Velikiye Luki	19 March 2015[697]	23 December 2022[698]	2025?[110]	Northern Fleet	On sea trials as of 2024; construction resumed after a thorough redesign[699]
			Vologda	12 June 2022[700]			Northern Fleet	Under Construction
			Yaroslavl	12 June 2022[700]			Northern Fleet	Under Construction
			TBA	?			Northern	Ordered;[701] about nine submarines of the class may be planned[702][703]
Project 636.3 Improved Kilo			Petrozavodsk[704]	2024/25?[705][706]		?	Baltic Fleet (or Northern Fleet?)[707]	Reported to have started construction[708][709]
			Mariupol	2024/25?[710]		?	Baltic Fleet (or Northern Fleet?)	Reported to have started construction[711][712][713][714]
			?	?		?	Baltic Fleet (or Northern Fleet?)	Both reported as ordered; up to total of six new submarines of the class may be planned[715][716][717][718]
			?	?		?	Baltic Fleet (or Northern Fleet?)

Special purpose submarines

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 09851			Khabarovsk	27 July 2014	1 November 2025[719]	2025/26?[720]	Pacific Fleet	Fitting out;[721][722] designed to carry the Poseidon nuclear torpedo[723]
Project 09853			Ulyanovsk	28 July 2017		2025/26?[724][725]	Northern Fleet	Variant of the Yasen-class SSGN[726]
			Orenburg	Fall 2025[727]		?	?	Ordered; described as Project 09853 unit; another 09851 or 09853 submarine may be planned[728][729][725]

Frigates

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 22350 Admiral Gorshkov			Admiral Isakov	14 November 2013[730]	27 September 2024[731][732]	2027[732]	Pacific Fleet[733]	Fitting out
			Admiral Amelko	23 April 2019[734]	14 August 2025[735]	2028[736]	Pacific Fleet[737]	Fitting out[738]
			Admiral Chichagov	23 April 2019[734]			Northern Fleet[739]	Under construction
			Admiral Yumashev	20 July 2020			Northern Fleet[740]	Under construction[741]
			Admiral Spiridonov	20 July 2020			Northern Fleet[742]	Under construction[741][743]
			Admiral Gromov	Projected 2026		Projected 2029?	Northern Fleet[744]	Both ordered[745][746]
			Admiral Vysotsky	Projected 2026		Projected 2029?	Pacific Fleet[747]

Corvettes

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 22800 Karakurt			Kozelsk	10 May 2016^[citation needed]	9 October 2019	2025/26?[748]	Baltic Fleet	Reported on "tests" as of 2024; potential vulnerability to attack due to construction at the More (Feodosiya) shipyard in Crimea[749]
			Askold	18 November 2016	21 September 2021[750]	Originally 2024[751] (not yet commissioned when attacked)	Black Sea Fleet	Attacked in a Ukrainian cruise missile strike on the port Kerch on 4 November 2023;[752][753] heavily damaged, possibly destroyed;[754] Some reports suggest that repairs were being attempted as of late 2023.[755][756][757]
			Kaluga (ex-Burya)	24 December 2016[758]	23 October 2018	2025/26?[731][748]	Baltic Fleet	Sea trials[759]
			Okhotsk	17 March 2017[760]	29 October 2019	2028[761]	Black Sea Fleet	Fitting out
			Vikhr	19 December 2017	13 November 2019	2030[761]	Black Sea Fleet	Fitting out
			Rzhev	1 July 2019	27 September 2023[762][763]	2026[764]	Pacific Fleet	On sea trials as of 2025[765]
			Udomlya	1 July 2019	27 September 2023[762][763]	2026[764]	Pacific Fleet	Fitting out
			Ussuriysk?	26 December 2019			Pacific Fleet
			Pavlovsk?	29 July 2020[766]			Pacific Fleet	[767]
Project 20380 Steregushchiy			Strogiy	20 February 2015[768]			Black Sea[769]	Under Construction
			Groznyy	23 August 2021[770][771]			Pacific Fleet	Under construction^[citation needed]
			Bravyy	29 September 2021			Pacific Fleet	Under construction[772]
Project 20385 Gremyashchiy			Provornyy	25 July 2013[773][774]	September 2019 (relaunch June 2024)[775]	Late 2025[776]	Pacific Fleet	Fitting out; severe fire damage December 2021.[777][725][778] Re-launched in 2024.[731]
			Buynyy	23 August 2021			Pacific Fleet	Under construction[779][780]
			Razumnyy	12 June 2022[700]			Pacific Fleet[781]	Under construction
			Bystryy	4 July 2022^[citation needed]			Pacific Fleet	Under construction
			Retiviy	9 June 2023[782]			Pacific Fleet	Under construction
Project 12418 Molniya (Tarantul IV)			Stupinets	1990s, resumed latter 2010s[783]	29 July 2024[784][785]		Caspian Flotilla[786]	Sea trials as of 2025[787]
			Strelka	1990s, resumed latter 2010s[788]	1 October 2025[789]		Likely Caspian[790]	Fitting out
Project 20386 Derzkiy			Derzkiy	28 October 2016[791]	March 2021[792]		Black Sea[725]	Under construction/Fitting out

Amphibious assault ships

Class	Image	Pennant number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 23900			Ivan Rogov	20 July 2020			Pacific Fleet	Both being constructed at the Zaliv Shipbuilding Yard in Crimea, with potential vulnerability to attack[793][794]
			Mitrofan Moskalenko	20 July 2020			Black Sea[795]

Landing ships

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 11711 Ivan Gren			Vladimir Andreyev	23 April 2019[734]	30 May 2025[796][797]	2026[796][798][799]	Pacific Fleet	Modified and upgraded project 11711 design;[800] up to seven additional vessels of the type may be planned[801]
			Vasily Trushin	23 April 2019[734]	2025?[796]	2026[796][798]	Pacific Fleet
			Sergei Kabanov	8 July 2025[802]

• Additional Project 02510 BK-16 and Project 02450 BK-10 fast assault boats may also be in production, particularly for the Black Sea Fleet^{[803][804][805]}

Patrol ships

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 23550			Nikolai Zubov	27 November 2019	25 December 2024[806]			Fitting out
Project 22160			Nikolay Sipyagin	13 January 2018			Black Sea Fleet	Under construction

Patrol Boats

Class	Image	Hull Number	Name	Laid Down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 21980 Grachonok		994 [1]		7 May 2025 [2]				Both reportedly under construction
		995 [3]		7 May 2025 [4]

Minesweepers

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 12700 Aleksandrit			Polyarnyy	12 June 2022	24 April 2025[807]	2025	Northern Fleet	Fitting out/sea trials[700][808]
			Dmitry Lysov	19 June 2023[809]				Under construction
			Semyon Agafonov	18 January 2024[810]				Under construction
			Viktor Korner	16 July 2024[811]				Under construction
			Sergey Preminin	16 May 2025[812]				Under construction
			Leonid Balyakin	29 August 2025[813]				Under construction

Special-purpose (intelligence) ships

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 22010			Almaz	9 June 2016[814]	October 2019	November 2026[815]	Pacific Fleet	Undergoing factory trials[816]
			Vice-Admiral Burilichev	6 February 2021				Modified Project 22011[817]

Other auxiliaries

Class	Image	Hull number	Name	Laid down	Launched	Estimated Commission	Fleet	Note
Project 21180M[818]			Svyatogor	1 September 2023			Northern Fleet	Diesel icebreaker
Project 23130[819]			Admiral Kotov	2022	5 December 2024[820]			Fitting Out[821]
			Aleksey Shein	16 March 2023				Laid down[821]
Project 23131[822]		301		26 December 2014				Both under construction, though seemingly proceeding very slowly[823]
		302		26 December 2014
Project 23630			Argun	18 April 2024				Under construction[824][825]
			Yuri Khaliullin	5 June 2025				Under construction[826]
Project 03182[827]			Mikhail Barskov	27 October 2015	27 August 2019		Pacific Fleet	Small sea tanker[828][829]
			Valentin Rykov	10 March 2017	20 August 2021		Baltic Fleet[830]	Small sea tanker
			Boris Averkin	6 February 2018			Pacific Fleet	Small sea tanker
Project 03182R[831]			Leonid Bekrenev	12 June 2022[832]			Northern Fleet	Survey/intelligence vessels
			Boris Bobkov	12 June 2022[832]			Northern Fleet
			Mikhail Nefedov	19 October 2023[833]
			Nikolay Zuykov	19 October 2023[834]
Project 23470[835]		413	Kapitan Sergeyev	2016	14 May 2021			Trials as of April 2023[836][612][837]
		414	Kapitan Ushakov		14 June 2022			Capsized on August 9, 2025[838]
		415	Kontr-admiral Pinchuk[839]					Seagoing tug
			Vladimir Kovalev	2 September 2024				Seagoing tug[840]
Project 22870[841]		021	Mikhail Chekov	25 March 2021	21 May 2024[842]		Black Sea Fleet	Seagoing tug[843]
Project 11982[844]			Ilmen	4 December 2014	5 December 2017			Research/trials vessel[845]
Project 20360M[846]			Gennadiy Dmitriyev	5 May 2017	1 June 2021		Black Sea Fleet	Munitions transport[847][848][849]
			Vladimir Pyalov	15 March 2018			Baltic Fleet	Munitions transport
Project 20181[850]			Akademik Makeev	23 July 2015	14 August 2025[851]		Northern Fleet	Munitions transport[852]
Project 14400[853]			Nikolai Kamov	28 June 2018	26 April 2024	2025	Black Sea Fleet	Training ship

See also

• Future of the Russian Navy
• Lists of currently active military equipment by country

Footnotes

1. Intelligence ship
2. Intelligence and communications ship
3. Oceanographic research ship

1. Upgrade to 971M.^[65]
2. Upgrade to 971M.^[68]
3. Undergoing maintenance since August 2014.^[72]
4. Mother-ship for UUVs.
5. Mother-ship for UUVs.
6. Universal test platform for new designs, weapons and military equipment.
7. Russian Navy flagship.
8. Northern Fleet flagship.^{[citation needed]}
9. Pacific Fleet flagship.
10. Baltic Fleet Flagship.
11. Black Sea Fleet flagship.
12. Missile hovercraft.
13. Missile hovercraft.
14. Shipyard No. 8003
15. Shipyard No. 669

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572. "Корабль Северного флота "Вице-адмирал Кулаков" вышел в Средиземное море" [The ship "Vice-Admiral Kulakov" of the Northern Fleet entered the Mediterranean Sea]. Flot.com (in Russian). 19 July 2012. Archived from the original on 21 February 2014. Retrieved 12 February 2014.
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581. "Спасатели Северного флота готовятся к российско-норвежскому учению "Баренц-2012"" [Northern Fleet rescuers prepare for Russian-Norwegian exercise "Barents 2012"]. Flot.com (in Russian). 29 May 2012. Archived from the original on 21 February 2014. Retrieved 12 February 2014.
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595. "В состав ЧФ приняты патрульный корабль "Василий Быков" и спасательное буксирное судно "Капитан Гурьев"" [The patrol ship "Vasily Bykov" and the rescue tugboat "Kapitan Guryev" were accepted into the Black Sea Fleet]. Armstrade.org (in Russian). 21 December 2018. Archived from the original on 21 December 2018. Retrieved 5 January 2019.
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618. "Танкер "Иван Бубнов" Черноморского флота вышел в поход для обеспечения сил ВМФ России в Аденском заливе" [Tanker "Ivan Bubnov" of the Black Sea Fleet went on a campaign to support the forces of the Russian Navy in the Gulf of Aden]. Flot.com (in Russian). 24 April 2012. Archived from the original on 21 February 2014. Retrieved 12 February 2014.
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662. "На судне "Яков Лапушкин" Балтийского флота поднят флаг гидрографической службы ВМФ" [The Baltic Fleet's Yakov Lapushkin vessel raised the flag of the Navy's hydrographic service] (in Russian). 19 August 2023.
663. "Построено малое гидрографическое судно проекта 19910 «Василий Бубнов»". Судостроительный завод имени Октябрьской революции (in Russian). Retrieved 28 October 2025.
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665. "В состав Ленинградской военно-морской базы вошел уникальный гидрографический катер "Михаил Казанский"" [The unique hydrographic boat "Mikhail Kazansky" entered the Leningrad Naval Base]. Armstrade.org (in Russian). 26 December 2019.
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673. "На Северном флоте поднят флаг гидрографической службы ВМФ на большом гидрографическом катере "Александр Макорта"" [The Northern Fleet raised the flag of the Hydrographic Service of the Navy on the large hydrographic boat "Alexander Makorta"]. Russian Ministry of Defence (in Russian). 21 November 2020.
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