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Project 885M Yasen-M-class Krasnoyarsk SSGN. Sevmash Shipyard picture.

Sevmash Shipyard Launches Russian Navy Project 855M Krasnoyarsk SSGN

Sevmash Shipyard in Severodvinsk floated the Krasnoyarsk Yasen-M-class SSGN of project 885M, TASS reports from the site.
Martin Manaranche 30 Jul 2021

By TASS Russian news agency

“The plans for the submarine have been formed and the crew prepared. I am sure Sevmash will commission the SSGN on time.”

Russian Navy Commander in Chief Nikolai Yevmenov
Head of the United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) Alexey Rakhmanov said Sevmash was working to accelerate nuclear submarine production by 9-14 months. “The shipyard has to decrease the construction time of serial submarines by 9-14 months,” he said adding the USC was assisting the shipyard.

Sevmash plans to launch three submarines by the end of the year. It is loaded for ten years, shipyard Director Mikhail Budnichenko said.

“We have to commission three submarines this year. There is work for ten years to come.”

Sevmash Shipyard Director Mikhail Budnichenko
The Navy has to receive the Novosibirsk SSGN of project 885M, the Knyaz Oleg Borey-A-class SSBN of project 955A, and the Belgorod special-designation nuclear submarine of project 09852 by the end of the year.

The Krasnoyarsk is the second serial submarine of project 885M. It was laid on July 27, 2014. The Russian Navy operates the Severodvinsk K-560 Yasen-class SSGN of project 885. It was laid by Sevmash on December 21, 1993, floated on June 15, 2010, and commissioned on July 17, 2014. The Navy also received the Kazan K-561 SSGN of project 885M. It was laid on July 24, 2009 and floated on March 31, 2017.

The Severodvinsk and the Kazan operate in the Northern fleet. The Novosibirsk first serial SSGN of project 885M was laid on July 26, 2013 and floated on December 25, 2019. It will be the first SSGN of the class in the Pacific fleet.

Sevmash is building another six SSGN of project 885M — the Krasnoyarsk, the Arkhangelsk (laid on March 19, 2015), the Perm (laid on July 29, 2016), the Ulyanovsk (laid on July 28, 2017), the Voronezh and the Vladivostok (both laid on July 20, 2020). The series of eight SSGN of project 885M is to be completed in 2028 when the Vladivostok joins the Navy.

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https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/20 ... arsk-ssgn/

A bandeira naval foi hasteada na mais nova embarcação de desembarque da Frota do Báltico







Na cidade de Primorsk, região de Kaliningrado, um ritual solene do primeiro içamento da bandeira da Marinha Russa ocorreu nos mais novos barcos de desembarque de alta velocidade do projeto 02510 tipo BK-16, construídos para a Frota do Báltico no Estaleiro Rybinsk JSC.

Este evento foi precedido pela implementação bem sucedida do programa de funcionamento de fábrica (ZHI) e testes de estado (GI), durante o qual todos os sistemas e armas das embarcações foram testados para o fim a que se destinam.

Depois de passar com sucesso pelo ZHI e GI, a Comissão de Aceitação do Estado assinou atos sobre a aceitação de barcos da fábrica do fabricante na Marinha Russa. Por ordem do Comandante-em-Chefe da Marinha, os barcos de desembarque foram incluídos na força de combate da Frota do Báltico.

Para referência:

As lanchas de transporte e desembarque de alta velocidade do Projeto 02510 destinam-se ao transporte e desembarque de tropas, apoio de fogo no desembarque, participação em operações anti-sabotagem, combate à pirataria e terrorismo, transporte de carga leve e participação em operações de resgate.

O complexo de combate de barcos é um módulo de combate controlado remotamente desenvolvido pela empresa Kalashnikov. O módulo possui blindagem contra balas do calibre 7,62 do tipo B-32 e é giro-estabilizado ao longo de dois eixos, o que aumenta sua precisão de disparo durante o rolamento.

Fonte: https://function.mil.ru/news_page/count ... 121@egNews

É uma CB90towsky

Typhoon

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CSGHaIDBLK5/

(pra quem não viu, o Admiral Vinogradov...)

(cliquem na imagem para expandi-la)

The Northern Fleet Ivan Gren-class LST Ivan Gren has conducted amphibious training, with personnel and equipment from both the 61th Naval Infantry Brigade and the 200th Motorized Infantry Brigade, in the Pechenga Bay.

Yantar has a number of special systems to support surveys and undersea operations. The ship is not in herself covert, but some of her missions are shrouded in secrecy and subject to informed speculation. Photo by Yörük Işık.

Russian Spy Ship Yantar Loitering Near Trans-Atlantic Internet Cables

Russia's secretive special survey ship Yantar raises eyebrows when she appears off Western shores. She has previously been noted conducting operations off Syria, in the Persian Gulf and off Americas. And elsewhere. Now she is off the coast of Ireland, loitering in the vicinity of underwater internet cables.

H I Sutton 19 Aug 2021

The Russian Navy related ship Yantar has turned up off the Atlantic coast of Ireland. An Irish Defence Forces spokesperson said that the Irish Navy is aware of the ship.

The ship carries a range of deep-diving submersibles and sonar systems and has been suspected of operating on undersea cables before.

Yantar took up a stationary position between two undersea internet cables on Tuesday morning. According to AIS (automated identification system) positions collected by MarineTraffic.com, the ship moved into a position between the cables around 4am local time. She has remained there for most of Wednesday before resuming her journey southwest.

In the hours before stopping, it had altered course to run parallel to the expected route of the Celtic Norse undersea cable. The other nearby cable is the AEConnect-1 which runs between Ireland and the United States. It is possible that there is additional underwater infrastructure in the vicinity.

According to analysis of open sources (OSINT), Yantar left the base of Olenya Guba in the Russian Arctic around August 8. Yantar does not appear to have been on AIS between leaving Olenya Guba and arriving off Ireland. Navy vessels are not bound by the same rules as civilian vessels and Yantar appears to routinely turns off her AIS. So her exact whereabouts have not yet been determined. However Russian Navy ships have been noted off the West Coast of Ireland and also off Scotland during this time.

Olenya Guba is where a number of special assets are based. These include the Russian Navy’s famous Losharik spy submarine which suffered a fatal fire on July 1, 2019. Other unusual marine systems include a pen for trained Beluga Whales. This was possibly related to the whale which turned up off the Norwegian coast in April 2019.

Yantar is described variously as a ‘Special Purpose Ship’ and an ‘Oceanographic vessel’. These are however seen as euphemisms for a spy ship. She is operated by Russia’s secretive Main Directorate of Underwater Research (GUGI) who also operate Russia’s ‘special mission’ (read ‘spy’) submarines.

Yantar is equipped with the pr.16810 “Rus” (AS-37 Russia) crewed submersible which can dive to over 6,000 meters (20,000 feet). This is much deeper than the 100 meter (300 foot) deep waters where she is currently hovering. The submersible is carried in a large hangar and is launched over the starboard (righthand) side. At her stern there are two a-frames for launching smaller submersibles and remote operated vehicles (ROVs). Crewed systems may include the ARS-600 which is the Russian version of the Canadian designed Deep Worker submersible.

The submersibles and ROVs can be used for operating on seabed infrastructure such as internet cables. Additionally Yantar can use her shipboard and towed sonar systems to map the sea floor.

Other ships have recently been suspected of surveying near undersea cables. On August 15 The Times reported that an investigation is under way relating to unauthorized undersea works. A civilian vessel was suspected of surveying a cable on behalf of Russia. Even if Yantar’s current mission is not directly related, it is part of the bigger picture.

Based on previous operating patterns Yantar is likely to deploy for several months and conduct multiple surveys, often near internet cables.

https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/20 ... et-cables/

Navy called in as Russians suspected of targeting undersea internet cable
John Mooney

Sunday August 15 2021, 12.01am BST, The Sunday Times


One TD described undersea cables as an Achilles heel

An investigation is under way to establish if a deep-sea vessel caught engaging in unauthorised undersea works off the south coast was targeting a cable on behalf of the Russian military.

The Defence Forces have stepped up maritime surveillance off the south coast after a naval patrol found a large ship engaged in underwater activities close to a cable that carries internet traffic between Europe and America. The vessel was discovered 170 nautical miles off the coast, within Ireland’s exclusive economic zone, in late July. The navy reported its presence to the Coast Guard and Defence Forces headquarters.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/navy ... -jztg8t6lx

O Navio Patrulha Oceânico Russo – PROJECT 22160

POR JOÃO GONÇALVES 16 AGOSTO, 2021





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P44 escreveu: ↑Qui Ago 19, 2021 6:30 am O Navio Patrulha Oceânico Russo – PROJECT 22160

POR JOÃO GONÇALVES 16 AGOSTO, 2021





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Que máquina, esse tipo de navio faz uma falta danada na MB.