Marinha da Federação Russa

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Tem a cara do Seahawk.

E ainda é apenas um protótipo. O bom dele, é que para opera-lo ter-se-á que construir navios com convôos de pelo menos 20m de comprimento..., ou seja, dependendo da Marinha, terão que construir navios novos.

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Russia's ready to bring back cruiser Ukraina
23.04.2010
Text: Rosbalt


Photo: cruiser Ukraina. sevastopol.su

Russia is ready to buy incomplete battle cruiser from Ukraine, MP Mikhail Nenashev, member of defense committee said during teleconference "Moscow-Kiev".

"The well-known agreement recently signed by the presidents [Dmitry Medvedev and Viktor Yanukovich] in Kharkov as for prolongation of Black Sea Fleet deployment in Crimea, is primarily an economically sound for both countries… I mean new opportunities to cooperate in shipbuilding; and this implies not only repairs but joint building of ships… Example, a known cruiser [Ukraina] similar to missile cruisers Moskva or Ustinov is standing idle in Nikolayev 70% completed. Of course, this ship could be commissioned into Russia's Black Sea Fleet, we need such ships", said Russian MP.

Such agreements "evoke negotiations on this matter", pointed out Nenashev.

Meanwhile, the issue of French heli-carrier Mistral is still doubtful, said the official. "Speaking of Mistral, it is still unclear whether Russia's going to buy this ship", he said.

Recall that missile cruiser Ukraina is a warship of Ukrainian Navy. The cruiser was built at 61 Kommunara Shipyard in Nikolayev.

The cruiser was launched on Aug 11, 1990. On Oct 1, 1993 being 75% completed the ship was decommissioned from Russian Navy and passed into the ownership of Ukraine. In 1994 even the cruiser's crew was formed, although the ship was not completed due to lack of financing.

http://rusnavy.com/news/navy/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=9264


nota: A Rússia tem actualmente 3 cruzadores deste tipo (Slava)
Moskva(121)-->Frota do Mar Negro
Marshall Ustinov(055)--> Frota do Norte
Varyag(011)-->Frota do Pacífico

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Prezados(as), lá a coisa é séria e os camaradas estão preocupados com a situação...

Segundo artigo da http://www.svpressa.ru editado em 19 de Março (comemorado dia do Submarino na Russia decretado pelo imperador Nicolau II), a reforma que a marinha Russa vem sofrendo já desmantelou 85% dos submarinos nucleares russos, não havendo muitos motivos para comemoração.

Na 1º Guerra a Russia tinha 40 submarinos e na 2º Guerra tinha a maior frota então 267.

Ao longo dos anos a Russia fabricou 269 submarinos nucleares e 1.083 a diesel (1044 para a russia e 39 exportado)!

Hoje a força de submarinos russo deixou de ser ofensivo para ser defensivo (57% destinado a zona costeira e somente 18% destinado para o oceano).

De 240 unidades e formações militares, hoje sua composição é de apenas 123. Sendo que apenas 20% das ogivas nucleares encontra-se na força submarina (segundo o artigo uma ameça a soberania russa).

A principal base da força de submarinos é a Frota do Norte com 18 submarinos (no passado chegou a ter 40). A Frota do Pacífico permaneceu apenas 5 submarinos lançadores de mísseis (de 46 em período pré-perestroika com idades entre 1979-1982). Na frota do Báltico de 32 submarinos do período soviético deixou 2. Na frota do Mar Negro de 30 submarinos em serviço se manteve 1.

Essa estagnação e redução da frota tem causado a perda de soldadores especializados havendo dificuldade em arrumar essa mão de obra para tocar os projetos atuais.

O recente anunciou que em breve será lançado o primeiro submarino nuclear russo "Severodvinsk". Muitos se alegraram, talvez seja o início da revitalização da frota de submarinos da Rússia? Honestamente, só em honra do submarinistas pode fazer tal esperança.

Reformistas prometeram um projeto inovador, o "Bulava", onde recentemente, o ministro da Defesa Serdyukov em reunião do conselho do Ministério da Defesa, na presença do Presidente russo, Dmitry Medvedev, afirmou: "Os testes com o Bulava ainda não foram muito bem sucedidos", mas, estamos à procura de razões.

Especialistas têm salientado que o "Bulava" não será executado por ser caro demais os mísseis transportados.....

Perdas
1º Guerra (1914/1920): 29
2º Guerra (1939/1945): 101
Acidentes/Calamidades (1909/....): 33

Recordes
Maior submarino nuclear do mundo: deslocamento de 23.200 Project 941, designer chefe - SN Kovalev (TSKBMT "Rubin" )

Maior profundidade de mergulho: 1000m Project 685 (K-278), designer chefe - N. Kormilitsyn (CDB ME "Rubin" )

Maior velocidade: 44,7 nós Project 661 (K-162), designer-chefe - NN Isanin (SPMBM "malaquite").

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Russian warships hold nuclear defense drills in Indian Ocean

Two Russian warships conducted an exercise against a simulated nuclear attack with elements of chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) warfare in the Indian Ocean on Wednesday, a Navy officer said.

The Moskva guided-missile cruiser, the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet, teamed up on Sunday with the Northern Fleet's flagship, the Pyotr Veliky nuclear-powered guided-missile cruiser, and started a series of exercises in the Indian Ocean on Tuesday.

Wednesday's drills involved rescue at sea and helping a vessel in distress following a nuclear explosion.

According to the battle plan, the Aggressor delivered a nuclear strike with a yield of about 200 kilotons at a distance of some 15 miles from the Russian warships.

Northern Fleet CBR specialist Captain 2nd Rank Alexander Buichikov said both ships were hermetically sealed and completely impervious to a nuclear or chemical attack.

Tuesday's exercise involved rescue at sea, extinguishing a fire on board a vessel in distress and towing it to safety.

The two vessels are due to arrive in Russia's Far Eastern port of Vladivostok in June-July to take part in the Vostok-2010 large-scale strategic exercise.

The exact date of the drills has yet to be announced.

Russia announced in 2007 that it was building up its naval presence throughout the world, and foreign port calls by Russian warships have become more frequent.

RFS PYOTR VELIKY, May 5 (RIA Novosti)

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"Tropa especial russa invade petroleiro tomado por piratas somalis"


Forças especiais da Rússia invadiram um petroleiro russo que tinha sido sequestrado por piratas da Somália na costa do Iêmen em uma dramática operação de resgate.

Os soldados russos foram para a região no navio de guerra Marechal Shaposhnikov e se aproximaram do petroleiro sequestrado com um helicóptero.

Assim que eles se aproximaram os piratas dispararam, iniciando um tiroteio. Além dos piratas também estavam no petroleiro 23 tripulantes russos.

As forças russas então invadiram o petroleiro libertando a tripulação, que tinha se trancado em uma das salas seguras do navio.

Dez piratas foram presos e um morreu durante o tiroteio. De acordo com um porta-voz do Ministério da Defesa russo, coronel Alexei Kuznetzov, os piratas estão detidos no próprio petroleiro e serão transferidos depois para Moscou, onde serão julgados.

O petroleiro "Universidade de Moscou" foi tomado por piratas na quarta-feira, no Golfo de Áden, no Oceano Índico, uma das rotas marítimas mais movimentadas e perigosas do mundo.

O navio fazia um carregamento para a China, levando uma carga de mais de 80 mil toneladas de petróleo cru, avaliadas em cerca de US$ 50 milhões.

O Marechal Shaposhnikov foi enviado na quarta-feira resgatar o petroleiro sequestrado.

Russos, europeus e americanos enviaram para o Golfo de Áden destacamentos da Marinha, depois do aumento do número de ataques de piratas contra cargueiros comerciais, de acordo com o correspondente da BBC em Nairóbi, no Quênia, Will Ross.

Mas, mesmo com a presença de forças de tantos países, os piratas somalis estariam mantendo mais de 20 navios estrangeiros com quase 400 tripulantes.

Segundo Will Ross, é rara a realização de uma operação de resgate depois que piratas tomam um navio, pois muitos especialistas avaliam que uma intervenção iria pôr os reféns em risco.

Mas, no caso do petroleiro Universidade de Moscou, a tripulação tinha se trancado em uma sala segura, com porta reforçada.

Esta tática de se trancar em uma sala segura, de acordo com Ross, já evitou duas tentativas de sequestro anteriores, em outros cargueiros.

FONTE: O GLOBO

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A Marinha Russa assumiu o controle da produção de mísseis Bulava





A Marinha russa tomará a partir de agora o controle da produção do míssil balístico intercontinental Bulava, conforme confirmou na semana passada o comandante da Marinha, Almirante Vladimir Vysotskii.

“A Marinha tem de assumir o controle de todo o processo produtivo, desde o início até o final da linha de produção”, disse o almirante Vysotskii.

Vysotskii também disse a repórteres que a causa do fracasso do lançamento, em 09 de dezembro será anunciada 20 de maio.

Conforme já apresentamos aqui no Plano Brasil, os mísseis Bulava apresentaram problemas durante as suas campanhas de testes, inclusive forçando o retardo no cronograma de entrega dos submarinos SSBN da classe Borei, porém informçaões recentes dão conta de que os problemas com os mísseis já foram solucionados e que uma nova campanha de testes deve-se seguir em breve.

O míssil Bulava é uma versão naval lançada apartir de submarinos do míssil Topol e que será utilizado como arma principal dos submarinos nucleares russo s da classe Type 995 Boreyi.
O míssil transporta uma carga nuclear de ugivas de mais variadas capacidades vide infográfico, e tem um alcance programado par 8.000km.

Texto Plano Brasil por

E.M.Pinto

Parece que agora sai este Bulava que so dava problemas... pois o programa espacial soviético era da MARINHA e não da aeronáutica, então a experiência da corporação é neste campo evidente !!

Que chegue este míssil para entreter os Yankees, assim quem sabe , poderíamos abandonar na surdina o acordo anti míssil assinado pelo FHC... sonhos surdos !

Valeu !!

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The Russian coast guard received a new patrol vessel of the new generation

Russian coast guard has adopted a new generation of patrol vessel, designed by "Rubin", Interfax reported. Flag raising ceremony was held on May 12, 2010 at St. Petersburg shipyard "Almaz". The ship will be based on the Black Sea and take part in securing the 2014 Olympics in Sochi.
According to the FSB director Alexander Bortnikov, transmitted Border Service is the lead ship in the series. The second ship of the project "Ruby" was also founded in St. Petersburg May 12, 2010.

Ships Project 22460 Rubin displacement 630 tons can reach a speed of 30 knots and the autonomy of their voyage is 60 days. Patrol boat armed with 30-mm artillery installation AK-630 and two 12.7-mm machine guns. In addition, ships have anti-ship cruise missile Kh-35 Uran. In the wing patrol project "Rubin" the ship has a helicopter pad designed for the Ka-226 copter.

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Missile cruiser "Ukraine" after completion may be handed over to Russia
http://translate.google.com/translate?j ... l=ru&tl=en

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Russian shipbuilders say ready to construct Mistral class ships

Russian shipyards are ready to build Mistral class helicopter carriers whenever they receive orders from the military, industry officials said on Monday.

Russian Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov said earlier on Monday that Russia had reached the final stage of pre-contract talks with France, Spain and the Netherlands on the purchase of four of the French warships.

According to the minister, one vessel will be bought outright and the other three will be built under license with the participation of Russian shipbuilders. The full construction of the fourth vessel would take place in Russia.

"We are ready if the Defense Ministry gives us an order to build these ships," said Dmitry Morochenko, a spokesman for the United Industrial Corporation, which owns several shipyards and tool-making plants in northern Russia, the heartland of the country's shipbuilding sector.

The United Shipbuilding Corporation, which owns shipbuilding assets in Russia's Far East and northern Russia, said building such vessels would not be entirely new to Russian dockyards.

"Russia has experience in the construction of similar ships during the Soviet era, for example the Ivan Rogov class military transport ships, so we do not see any problems in fulfilling this contract," spokesman Igor Ryabov said.

Russia built three Ivan Rogov class amphibious transport ships during the Soviet era. One of them, the Mitrofan Moskalenko, is still in service with the Russian Navy but has been put on a Defense Ministry list of assets for sale.

A Ivan Rogov class ship can carry a reinforced naval infantry battalion landing team with all its combat vehicles, plus 10 PT-76 light amphibious tanks. Its flight deck can accommodate four Ka-27 or Ka-29 naval helicopters.

MOSCOW, May 24 (RIA Novosti)

http://en.rian.ru/mlitary_news/20100524/159136945.html

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Putin says Russia will buy Mistral only with technology transfer
Topic: Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's working visit to France

Russia is interested in purchasing Mistral class amphibious assault ships from France only together with the accompanying technology, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on the eve of a visit to France.

Russia is negotiating the purchase of at least one French-built Mistral-class amphibious assault ship and plans to build three more vessels of the same class in partnership with the French naval shipbuilder DCNS.

"For us, this deal is interesting only if it is accomplished with a parallel transfer of technology, so that our shipbuilders - both civilian and military - receive a new technological boost for development," Putin said in an interview with Agence France Presse and France 2 TV.

The prime minister, who will visit France on Thursday and Friday, also said that "cooperation in a field as sensitive as military-industrial manufacturing, of course, leads to higher trust between countries."

Putin reiterated that Georgia and other Russian neighbors should not fear the Mistral purchase because Moscow has no plans to attack other countries and hopes there will never again be a conflict similar to five-day war between Russia and Georgia in 2008.

"You know, it is not the case when it is necessary to deploy weaponry as the Mistral ship. I hope that, God willing, we will never see a military conflict between Russia and Georgia. Never," he said, before pointing out that Russia was able "to carry out military strikes from the Russian territory at any target in Georgia."

"We do not need a Mistral ship for that," he said.

A Mistral-class ship is capable of transporting and deploying 16 helicopters, four landing barges, up to 70 armored vehicles including 13 battle tanks, and 450 personnel.

The Russian military plans to use the Mistral ships in its Northern and Pacific Fleets.

Chief of Russian Armed Forces General Staff Gen. Nikolai Makarov said on Tuesday that Russia needs Mistral class amphibious assault ships primarily to boost the combat capabilities of its Navy in the Far East and ensure protection of the disputed Kuril Islands.

MOSCOW, June 9 (RIA Novosti)

http://www.en.rian.ru/mlitary_news/2010 ... 62277.html

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Exercícios conjuntos russo-noruegues Pomor 2010

09/06/2010

Tradução e Adaptação do Texto: Comandante Melk

O exercicio naval Pomor de 2010 entre as Marinhas da Rússia e Noruega, que acontece entre 7 e 11 de junho no Mar da Noruega e Mar de Barents, passou para a fase ativa e os navios vão praticar tiro, informou o porta-voz da Frota do Norte russa, Serge Vadim.

Marinheiros russos e noruegueses realizarão exercícios conjuntos de navegação, de salvamento e de comunicação, incluindo a simulação de um resgate de refens em plataforma petrolifera ocupada por extremistas e, finalmente, tiro ao alvo.

A Marinha Real da Noruega é representada pela fragata Otto Sverdrup (F-312), o navio da Guarda Costeira Nordcap e o navio de apoio logístico Valkyria. Do lado russo participam o Destroyers Severomorsk da Frota do Norte, o avião IL-38 especializado em combate anti-submarino e o helicóptero naval Ka-27.

Fonte: Espejo Aeronáutico

http://pbrasil.wordpress.com/2010/06/09 ... omor-2010/

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Russia launches new nuclear sub

Published: June 15, 2010 at 10:19 AM

SEVERODVINSK, Russia, June 15 (UPI) -- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was on hand Tuesday for the official launch of the country's newest nuclear-powered submarine, the Sevmash shipyard said.

Construction of the Severodvinsk, the first Project Graney class submarine, began in 1993, the Russian news agency RIA Novosti reports.

Graney class nuclear subs are designed to launch a variety of long-range cruise missiles. They can also engage other submarines, surface warships and land-based targets.

The submarine's armament includes 24 cruise missiles, eight torpedo launchers as well as mines and anti-ship missiles.

Russia originally planned to launch the multipurpose attack submarine on May 7 to mark the 65th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in 1945.

But the launch had to be delayed for more than a month due to technical problems.

The Severodvinsk is expected to enter service with the Russian Navy by late this year or early 2011.

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/Internation ... 276611584/

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[Carlos Mathias]

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