destoyer "Bespokoyniy" on expostion in the Merchant's harbour of Kronshtadt (part of The Isle of Forts Museum)
"Bespokoiny", the 15th destroyer of Project 956 "Sarych" ("Sovremenny" class destroyer) was laid in 1987 in USSR and put into service in 1991 in Russia. He belongs to advanced modification 956-A and was the second in a seria of four ships with next two are still in service. After recent reconstruction he is a part of The Isle of Forts Museum in Kronshtadt, St Peterburg, Russia.
Project 956 destroyers were built at the shipyard No. 190 named after A.A. Zhdanov (Severnaya Verf) from 1976 to 1992 for the USSR and Russian Navy. Two hulls in 1997-2000 were completed under Project 956-E (export version) by order of the People's Liberation Army Navy of the People's Republic of China, two more ships in 2000s were built for export to China under modernized Project 956-EM (Wiki).
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destoyer "Bespokoyniy" on expostion in the Merchant's harbour of Kronshtadt (part of The Isle of Forts Museum)
"Bespokoiny", the 15th destroyer of Project 956 "Sarych" ("Sovremenny" class destroyer) was laid in 1987 in USSR and put into service in 1991 in Russia. He belongs to advanced modification 956-A and was the second in a seria of four ships with next two are still in service. After recent reconstruction he is a part of The Isle of Forts Museum in Kronshtadt, St Peterburg, Russia.
Project 956 destroyers were built at the shipyard No. 190 named after A.A. Zhdanov (Severnaya Verf) from 1976 to 1992 for the USSR and Russian Navy. Two hulls in 1997-2000 were completed under Project 956-E (export version) by order of the People's Liberation Army Navy of the People's Republic of China, two more ships in 2000s were built for export to China under modernized Project 956-EM (Wiki).
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