Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy said that 50 ships are on stocks in varying degrees of readiness
The Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Nikolai Evmenov, confirmed that the Navy will receive more than 40 warships and support vessels in 2022.
“In 2022, 46 warships and support vessels will be transferred to the Russian Navy. 50 ships are on stocks in various degrees of readiness,” Evmenov said, opening the warship laying ceremony in St. Petersburg, Zelenodolsk and Komsomolsk-on-Amur via video link.
On May 20, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Yuri Borisov reported at a meeting of the Maritime Colleague of the Russian Federation that "this year it is planned to receive another 20 warships and five boats, as well as 21 support vessels."
Borisov also noted that 10 ships and 6 support vessels were laid down as part of the state defense order in 2021. The Navy accepted 6 warships and 9 combat boats, 13 support vessels.
On June 12, Russian shipyards will lay down six ships and support vessels - two Project 677 submarines "Vologda" and "Yaroslavl", minesweeper of Project 12700, two ships of project 03182r for researching the World Ocean shelf and a corvette of project 20385.
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