Marinha da Federação Russa

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Russia has opted for France's Mistral-class helicopter carriers for its Navy after announcing that the winner of the Russian Defense Ministry's tender for amphibious assault ships was a consortium comprised of French DCNS and Russia's United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC).

At the initial stage, two Mistral-class helicopter carriers will be built jointly by France and Russia at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France. Another two will be constructed later at the Admiralty Shipyards in St. Petersburg.

The first Mistral-class ship is expected to be built within 36 months after Russia makes an advance payment scheduled for January 2011.

Russia had previously held talks with France on the purchase of Mistral-class warships on a 2+2 scheme whereby Russia would buy one or two French-built Mistrals and build another two under license at home.

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

The Russian military has said it plans to use Mistral ships in its Northern and Pacific fleets.

Many Russian military and industry experts have questioned the financial and military sense of the purchase, and some believe that Russia simply wants to gain access to advanced naval technology that could be used in the future in potential conflicts with NATO and its allies.

MOSCOW, December 25 (RIA Novosti)

http://www.en.rian.ru/mlitary_news/2010 ... 28326.html

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Indian company to build ships for Rosoboronexport

Indian private Pipavav Shipyard will be engaged in construction of ships under the order of Rosoboronexport, reports The Economic Times. Volume of first orders which would be possibly placed at the shipyard is evaluated as INR 80 bln ($1.8 bln). Presumably, the yard will start building of new ships in 2011.

Pipavav Shipyard signed a letter of understanding with Rosoboronexport on Dec 9, 2010 providing that the company will construct Russian-designed ships for third countries, reports India Infoline. Besides, the document also implies mid-term upgrade, overhaul, and remanufacturing of Indian Navy's ships and submarines.

As reported by MoneyControl, the document provides license transfer for construction of four stealth frigates to Pipavav Shipyard. Three similar ships have been already built by Russia under India's order. It was not specified what kind of frigates are meant. Russia's Baltiysky Zavod shipyard built three Project 11356 frigates for India and has already delivered them to the orderer. Two analogous frigates are being completed by Yantar shipyard; the third ship was recently launched.

According to the World Arms Trade Analytic Center, cost of one stealth frigate built by Pipavav will make INR 80-90 bln, and the company will be workloaded for further ten years.

http://rusnavy.com/news/navy/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=11124

[Brasileiro]

Para quem acha que é só de Mistral que vivará a marinha russa....



Navio de desembarque Ivan Gren, de 5500 toneladas.
Pode carregar até 13 carros de combate ou 60 VBTP.

Há um em construção e outro já contratado. A intenção é ter 6 destes navios.

abraços]

[soultrain]

Mas isso é um LST? Um Mistral é bem diferente.

[Brasileiro]

Mas isso é um LST? Um Mistral é bem diferente.

É algo semelhante ao nosso G-28 Matoso Maia (NDCC), mas com um sistema diferente de desembarque.


Ilustração do Ivan Gren:



abraços]

[soultrain]

Ok tks!

[Penguin]

Russia to pay over 700 million euros for first Mistral helicopter carrier - source
http://en.rian.ru/mlitary_news/20101230/161991515.html


Mistral helicopter carrier
08:21 30/12/2010© RIA Novosti. Alexey Danichev


Russia will pay France approximately 720 million euros for its first Mistral-class helicopter carrier for its Navy, a source close to the negotiations process told RIA Novosti on Thursday.

At the initial stage, two Mistral-class helicopter carriers will be built jointly by France and Russia at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France. Another two will be constructed later at the Admiralty Shipyards in St. Petersburg.

"The cost of the first ship will be 720 million euros, the second will cost 650 million euros," the source said.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev told his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy last week over the phone that France had won the tender to build amphibious assault ships for Russia. The winner is a consortium comprised of French DCNS and Russia's United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC), the Kremlin press service said.

The first Mistral-class ship is expected to be built within 36 months after Russia makes an advance payment scheduled for January 2011.

Russia had previously held talks with France on the purchase of Mistral-class warships on a 2+2 scheme whereby Russia would buy one or two French-built Mistrals and build another two under license at home.

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

MOSCOW, December 30 (RIA Novosti)

[Andre Correa]

Segundo a END já não éramos pra estar a fechar um contrato igual? com TOT incluída

[WalterGaudério]

Segundo a END já não éramos pra estar a fechar um contrato igual? com TOT incluída

Dilma Rulez agora.

[FOXTROT]

terra.com.br

Paris e Moscou assinam acordo para fabricar navios militares
25 de janeiro de 2011

França e Rússia assinaram nesta terça-feira um acordo para a fabricação conjunta de navios militares, anunciou o Palácio do Eliseu, que classificou como "o projeto mais importante realizado com a Rússia nesse campo".

O acordo, assinado na localidade de Saint-Nazaire, ao noroeste da França, pelo ministro de Defesa francês, Alain Juppé, e pelo vice-presidente do Governo russo, Igor Setchine, abrange a construção de quatro porta-helicópteros franceses do tipo Mistral.

Dois deles serão construídos na Rússia e os demais na França, o que "garantirá inúmeros empregos para as empresas" de ambos os países e "abrirá novas perspectivas de cooperação" entre Paris e Moscou, assinalou o Eliseu em comunicado.

O acordo assinado nesta terça-feira segue o que ambos os países assinaram em dezembro para construir dois navios Mistral de projeção e comando.

[Enlil]

Aeronaves da marinha russa baseadas em terra passam a ser da Força Aérea Russa
Por Fernando Valduga Aviação Militar

As aeronaves de ataque da Marinha da Rússia serão atribuídas para Força Aérea da Rússia até o final de 2011, conforme disse um alto oficial da Marinha Russa nessa quarta-feira.

“O componente de ataque da aviação naval russa será transferida para o controle da Força Aérea da Rússia até o final desse ano,” disse a fonte para a agência de notícias RIA Novosti.

As aeronaves de ataque da marinha incluem os bombardeiros de longo alcance Tu-22M3 Backfire, interceptadores MiG-31 Foxhound, caças Su-27 Flanker, e aeronaves de ataque Su-24 Fencer.

“As aeronaves de ataque Su-24 da Frota do Mar Negro, baseados na Crimea que estão operando através de um tratado com a Ucrânia, permanecerão sob o controle da Marinha como sendo uma exceção,” disse a fonte.

AMarinha da Rússia manterá ainda sob controle as aeronaves embarcadas Su-33 Flanker D e Su-25UTG Frogfoot, e as aeronaves de guerra anti-submarina Il-38 May e Be-12. A transferência da frota de aeronaves de transporte naval para a Força Aérea ainda está sendo discutida.

De acordo com a fonte, a Marinha da Rússia em breve receberá os novos caças MiG-29K Fulcrum.

O único porta-aviões da Rússia, o Admiral Kuznetsov, é capaz de levar 26 caças Su-33 e MiG-29K.

A Rússia visa terminar os planos do projeto de um novo porta-aviões movido a energia nuclear para sua Marinha até 2012 e fabricar pelo menos três dessas embarcações para as frotas do Pacífico e Extremo Norte.

Fonte: RIA Novosti – Tradução: Cavok

http://cavok.com.br/blog/?p=30027#more-30027

[Bourne]

Segundo a END já não éramos pra estar a fechar um contrato igual? com TOT incluída

Dilma Rulez agora.

Ou seja,

[P44]

novas construções

DAGESTAN


Admiral Gorshkov:



Soobrazitelny:


e uma foto rara do interior de um navio de guerra russo, não sei qual

[soultrain]

Russia to get Mistrals fully-equipped, defense ministry says

Russia to get Mistrals fully-equipped, defense ministry says 14.04.2011
Text: RIA Novosti
Photo: Mistral class assault landing ship. topwar.ru
Holding negotiations with France on Mistral ships procurement, Russia has achieved agreement that the ships will be constructed with all appropriate systems and equipment, reports RIA Novosti on Wednesday referring to defense ministry's top-ranking official.

"During bilateral talks French party did consider Russia's requirements that the ships must be equipped with all shipborne systems satisfying demands of Russian Navy", said the interviewee.

Earlier on, some Russian news agencies reported negotiations were deadlocked allegedly because French party had refused to sell ships with all combat systems.

"Russia prepares for purchase of Mistral class assault landing ships gradually and systematically within the framework of negotiations", said the official.

He underlined that the agreement mentioned by numerous media agencies implies state contract for delivery of two Mistral ships, spare parts, tools, accessories, and appropriate service documentation.

"This contract also provides delivery of materials and equipment, rendering services to build two ships in Russia, and grants a right to use working construction documentation to the orderer (Russian defense ministry)", added the interviewee.

Russia and France officially declared late in Dec 2010 that the consortium of United Shipbuilding Corporation (Russia) and DCNS (France) would build two Mistral-type ships in Saint-Nazaire and other two – under license in Russia. The tender was issued in Oct 2010 by Russian defense ministry.

Intergovernmental agreement on Mistral ships procurement was signed on Jan 25, 2011 in Saint-Nazaire. The document specifies neither deadlines nor costs of the future contract; they will be set in another agreement to be tied between Rosoboronexport and DCNS. Earlier on, deputy defense minister for international cooperation Anatoly Antonov told to RIA Novosti that the document would unlikely be signed in the short term.

Previous to that, deputy defense minister Vladimir Popovkin said the contract was evaluated as at least EUR 1.5 bln. A source involved in the negotiations told to RIA Novosti in Dec 2010 that the first Mistral would be built for Russia in France late in 2013 or early in 2014; the second one – late in 2014 or early in 2015. Russia's portion in the first ship construction will be 20%, the second one – 40%. Other two ships are supposed to be built in Russia under French license.

Mistral class assault landing ship has a displacement of 21,000 tons; overall length is 210 meters; speed is over 18 knots; fuel range is up to 20,000 miles; crew is 160 men plus 450 marines. Air wing consists of 16 helicopters; six of them can be placed on the flight deck at a time.

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