The "Bulk" of this blog now completed

Hi Warships Fan's ;)
Now I have finished the "bulk" of this blog.

After writing reviews of the sixty largest navies of the world, unfortunately, due to a "growing lack of time"..., I can not make a full worldwide "Fleet Reviews" (220 countries, hundreds of naval organisations: State Navies, Coast-Guard, Maritime Police...).

So now my main goal will be to update this blog & these "Fleets Reviews"

FUTURE OF THE SMALLEST NAVIES...ANY HELP WAS GREATLY WELCOMED !!!
If you have some favorite small navies, feel free for you to write the corresponding review, and promised, I'll put your work on my blog

Here is the list (not exhaustive) of the small navies missing on this blog.

AMERICA:
- All "inland" navies (Bolivia, Paraguay...)
- Cuba, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Panama, Jamaica, Dominican Republic......

AFRICA:
- All "inland" navies (Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, Chad, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe...)
- All small "Black" navies (From Mauritania to Namibia; From Mozambique to Eritrea......)

EUROPA:
- All "inland" navies (Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Belarus...)
- Croatia, Bosnia, Albania, Malta.....

ASIA/PACIFIC:
- All "inland" navies (Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan...)
- Bangladesh, Burma...
- All small Pacific States

Future of the Nigerian Navy

In bad shape...

Cartography:
Of the entire Nigerian land aera, only 1,4 % were of water (Rivers/Lakes). Coastlines: 853 km; A EEZ of 216,789 km² claimed.

Personnal Strenght: 8000 (included Coast Guard).

Naval Bases: Warri; Port Harcourt; Sapele.

Frigates:
1 Aradu
(Aradu). 3300 tons, 125+ meters (German Meko 360 H1 frigate design). Commissioned by 1982.

1 Thunder
(Thunder). 3200+ tons, 115 meters (ex US Hamilton late 1960's Cutter). Transferred by 2011.

Corvettes:
1 Enymiri
(Enymiri). 680/780 tons, 126 meters. Commissioned by late 1970's, now likely unserviceable ?

Fast Attack Missiles Crafts:
1 to 3 Combattante IIIB
(1 Ayam still active ?, 2 others units likely unserviceable: Siri, Ekun).

Mid Shore Patrol Vessels
1 Ekpe
(Damisa). 57 meters (german FPB 57 fast patrol boat). 2 others units maybe already retired ? (Ekpe, Agu).

4 Manta
17 meters (Singapore built)

In Shore Patrol Vessels
Up to 6 ? Shaldag Mk 2
24+ meters (Israeli built). Commissioned by 2009/2010.

15 Defender RB-S
2+ tons, 8+ meters (US Defender SAR crafts)

Mine Warfare Ships
2 Ohue
(Ohue, Barama). (modified Italian Lerici MCM design).

Amphibious Ships
1 Ambe (LST)
(Ambe or Ofiom still operationnal ?). German built.

Others Auxiliary Ships
1 Training ship/presidential yacht
(Amariya)

4 Balsam (ex US buoy tenders)
(Kyanwa, Ologbo, Nwamba, Obula). 1000 tons, 55 meters (ex 1940's US type C buoy tender).

NIGERIAN COAST GUARD (PORT SECURITY POLICE): 2000
60 small patrol Crafts/RHIB, uncertain data ?
5 small (rivers ?) amphibious crafts, uncertain data ?

NIGERIAN NAVAL AVIATION
Helicopters:
- 3 A-109E Power (Utility)
- 2 AB/AW- 139 (SAR)
- 2 Lynx Mk 89 (SAR, unserviceable, likely already retired)

As usual, It may be that in my opinion, I forgot programs ? (or made some mistakes ?, especially for the auxiliary & smaller ships/crafts), then said it ! Feel free to comment and give your opinion !

Future of the Algerian Navy

Toward a progressive modernisation

Cartography:
Of the entire Algerian land aera, water surface (Rivers/Lakes) was negligible. Coastlines: 998 km; A EEZ of 128,865 km² claimed.

Personnal Strenght:
6000 (included 500 officers)

Naval Bases:
Mers El Kebir; Algiers; Annaba; Jibel

+/- 2 Light Frigates/Corvettes
Up to 2 Tigr
2000 tons, Ordered by 2011, to be commissioned by 2015.

3 Mourad Rais
(Mourad Rais, Rais Kellik, Rais Korfu). 1500+ tons (Russian Koni corvette). Commissioned by 1980/1984.

Submarines
Up to 2 Rais Hadi Slimane/Improved Kilo
To be commissioned in the following years

2 Rajs Hadi Mubarek/Kilo
(Rajs Hadj Mubarek, El Hadj Slimane). 3000 tons (Russian Project 887EKM Kilo). Commissioned by 1987/1988.

3 Corvettes
3 Rais Hamidou
(Rais Hamidou, Salah Rais, Rais Ali). 675 tons (Russian Nanuchka II design). Commissioned by 1980/1982.

Fast Attack Missiles Crafts
9 Osa II
(644, 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 650, 651, 652). 240 tons. Commissioned by 1976/1980.

2 Osa I
(641, 642). 200+ tons. Commissioned by 1967.

Status of these ageing crafts highly uncertain....

Off Shore Patrol Vessels
3 Djebel Chenoua
(Djebel Chenoua, El Chihab, El Kirch). 550 tons. Commissioned by 1988/1995.

El Idrissi (Survey Ship)
(El Idrissi). 540 tons (Japanese built). Commissioned by 1980.

Mid Shore Patrol Vessels
11 Kebir
(El Djari, El Kechef, El Morakeb, El Moukadem, El Moutarid, El Rassed, El Saher, El Wafi, El Yadekh). 250 tons. Commissioned by 1982/1986.

Amphibious Ships
Up to 1 Improved San Giorgo
Ordered by 2011, to be commissioned by 2014.

1 Polnochny B (LSM)
(471). 800 tons. Commissioned by 1976.

2 Kalaat Beni Hammed (LST)
(Kalaat Beni Hammed, Kalaat Beni Rached). 2100+ tons. Commissioned by 1984.

Auxiliary Ships
1 Daxin (Training)
Uncertain data ?

El Mourafik (Salvage Ship)
(El Mourafik). 1000 tons

ALGERIAN COAST GUARD (500)
Patrol Crafts
4 Baglietto
Uncertain data ?

7 El Mouderrib
Uncertain data ?

4 El Mounkid
Uncertain data ?

20 Ocea FPB-98
100 tons, 31+ meters, commissioned by 2008/2011.

ALGERIAN NAVAL AVIATION
Aircrafts:
- 4 C-295 Persuader (Maritime Patrol), commissioned by 2011.

Helicopters:
- 5 Ka-31 (ASW), commissioned by 1997
- 6 AW-101 (SAR), commissioned by 2011
- 4 Super Lynx Mk 130 (ASW), commissioned by 2011

As usual, It may be that in my opinion, I forgot programs ? (or made some mistakes ?, especially for the auxiliary & smaller ships/crafts), then said it ! Feel free to comment and give your opinion !

Future of the Egyptian Navy

Between different paths...

Cartography:
Of the entire Egyptian land aera, only 0,632 % were of water (Rivers/Lakes). Coastlines: 2900 km; A EEZ of 261,824 km² claimed.

Personnal Strenght: 18 500 (8500 regular (included 2000 coast-guard) and 10 000 conscript)) + 14 000 reserve).

Naval Bases:
Alexandria; Port Said; Mersa Matruh; Port Tewfig; Safaqa; Hurghada; Suez; Al Ghardaqah.

+/- 6 Frigates:
4 Oliver Hazard Perry
(Sham El Sheik, Toushka, Mubarak, Taba). 4100+ tons, 138 meters (ex US O.H.Perry 1980's frigates). Transferred by 1998.

2 Knox
(Dumyat, Rasheed). 4200 tons, 134 meters (ex US Knox late 1960's frigates). Transferred by 1994.

+/- 4 Corvettes/Light Frigates
2 Najm El Zapher
(Najim El Zafir, Al Nasser). 1400/1900+ tons, 103+ meters (Chinese type 053 frigates).

2 El Suez
(El Suez, Aboukir). 1200/1400+ tons, 88+ meters (Spanish 1970's Descubierta light frigate design). Commissioned by 1984.

0 to 4 Submarines
4 ? Roméo
(831, 842, 852, 858). 1300/1700 tons (early 1980's Chinese Roméo built). Now obsolete & ageing units, very likely unserviceable/unreliable.

Fast Attack Missiles Crafts
Up to 4 Ambassador Mk-III
500+ tons, 60+ meters (US 2000's FAC design). To be commissioned by 2013+

3 to 9 Osa-I
Uncertain data ?, likely unserviceable/unreliable crafts ?

5 Tiger (Type 148)
260+ tons, 47 meters (ex early 1970's German Type 148 FAC). Transferred by early 2000's.

6 Ramadan
(Ramadan, Khybar, El Kadesseya, El Yarmouk, Badr, Hetteen). 300+ tons, 52 meters. Commissioned by 1981+

4 October
(785, 787, 789, 791). 80+ tons, 25+ meters (late 1970's design derived from the late 1950's Russian Komar FAC design).

4 to 6 ? Hegu
(609, 611, 613, 615, 617, 619 ?). 75/79+ tons, 27 meters (Chinese Type 024 PB).

Off Shore/Mid Shore Patrol Boats
4 to 8 ? Hainan (ASW coastal crafts)
(Al Hadi, Al Gatar, Al Saddam, Al Salam). maybe 4 others in reserve ?. 390+ tons

6 Shershen
170 tons, 34 meters (Russian built). Transferred by 1967/1968

4 Shangai II
130+ tons, 38+ meters (chinese built).

Medium Amphibious Ships
3 Polnocny A (LSM)
800 tons (polish built).

9 Vydra (LCU)
600 tons.

Mine-Warfare Ships
3 to 6 ? Assiout
(Gharbeya, Daqahleya, Bahareya, Sinai, Assiout ?). 560+ tons, 58 meters (Russian 1950's T-43 MCM).

3 or 4 Yurka
(Aswan, Giza, Sohag). 460 tons.

2 Osprey
800/900 tons, 57+ meters (ex US Osprey MCM).

3 Dhat Al Sawari
(Dhat Al Sawari, Navarine, Al Burullus). 200+ tons, uncertain data ?

Auxiliary Ships
2 Safaga (Survey ships)
(Safaga, Abu El Ghosn). 160+ tons (US Swiftships type ?).

6 Okhtenskiy (Ocean Tugs)
(Al Meks, Al Agami, Antar, Al Dikhila, Al Iskandarani, Al Kahira). 950 tons, 47+ meters.

7 or 8 Toplivo II (Coastal Tankers)
(Aida 4, Maryut, Al Furat, Al Nil, Ekdu, Atbarah, Aida 3, Al Manzalla).

1 Shalatein or Shaledin (tanker ?)
(Ex German Luneberg class ?, uncertain data ?)

1 Halaib (tanker ?)
(Halaib). (ex German Westerwald class ?, uncertain data ?)

Training Ships
1 El Fateh
(El Fateh). 2500 tons, (ex 1940's British destroyer)

1 Intisar
(Intisar). 500 tons, uncertain data ?

El Kousseir (Training Yacht)
(El Kousseir). 1000 tons, uncertain data ?

El Horreya (Training Yacht)
(El Horreya). 3700+ tons, uncertain data ?

1 Tariq
(Tariq). 2000 tons, (ex British 1940's sloop).

EGYPTIAN COASTAL DEFENCE
Coastal Missile Battery:
- Some SSC-2B Samlet.
- Up to 6 Mk 2 Otomat
Coastal Artillery:
Some 100mm, some 130mm (SM-4-1), 152mm

EGYPTIAN COAST GUARD (2000)
Mid-Shore Patrol Crafts
5 Nisr
Uncertain data ?

21 Timsah
Uncertain data ?

7 to 9 Swiftships
Uncertain data ?

Off-Shore Patrol Crafts
9 Type 83
Uncertain data ?

6 Crestitalia
Uncertain data ?

12 Sea Spectre Mk III
Uncertain data ?

12 Petersen ?
uncertain data ?

Maybe others various small crafts, uncertain data ?

EGYPTIAN NAVAL AVIATION:
Aircrafts:
- 4 Beech 1900C (Martime Patrol).

Helicopters:
- 5 SA-342 Gazelle (anti-tank, light anti-ships).
- 10 SH-2G Super Seasprite (ASW).
- 4 Sea King Mk 47 (ASW).

UAV:
- 2 Camcopter 5.1

As usual, It may be that in my opinion, I forgot programs ? (or made some mistakes ?, especially for the auxiliary & smaller ships/crafts), then said it ! Feel free to comment and give your opinion !

Future of the Royal Moroccan Navy

In full expansion...

Cartography:
Of the entire Moroccan land aera, only 0,056% (250 km²) were of water (Rivers/Lakes). Coastlines: 1835 km; A EEZ of 272,059 km² (without Western Sahara...).

Personnal Strenght: 7800 (Included 1500 Marines)

Naval Bases:
Casablanca; Agadir; Al-Hoceima; Dakhla; Tangier; Ksar Sghir.

1 Frigates:
1 Mohammed VI
(Mohammed VI). 6000 tons, 142+ meters (French Aquitaine/FREMM frigate design). To be commissioned by 2013.

+/- 5 Light Frigate/Corvettes:
1 Tarik Ben Ziyad
(Tarik Ben Ziyad). 2300+ tons, 105+ meters (Ducth Sigma 10513 corvette design). Commissioned by 2011.

2 Sultan Moulay Ismail
(Sultan Moulay Ismail, Allal Ben Abdellah). 2000+ tons, 97+ meters (Dutch Sigma 9813 corvette design). Commissioned by 2012.

2 Mohammed V
(Mohammed V, Hassan II). 2600/2900 tons, 93+ meters (French Floréal corvette/OPV design). Commissioned by 2002/2003.

1 Lieutenant Colonel Errahmani
(Lieutenant Colonel Errahmani). 1200/1400+ tons, 88+ meters (Spanish 1970's Descubierta light frigate design). Commissioned by 1982, to be retired very soon & replaced by the "Mohammed VI/FREMM" large frigate.

Off-Shore Patrol Vessels
Up to ? Bir Anzaran
(Bir Anzaran...). 800 tons, 70 meters (French OPV 70 design). Commissioned by 2011.

5 Rais Bargach
(Rais Bargach, Rais Britel, Rais Charkaoui, Rais Maaninou, Rais Al Mounastiri). 580 tons, 64 meters (French OPV 64 PB design). Commissioned by 1995.

4 El Lahiq
(El Lahiq, El Tawfiq, El Hamiss, El Karib). 420/500 tons, 55 meters (Osprey 55 PB design). Commissioned by 1987/1988.

6 Lieutenant de vaisseau Rabhi
(Lieutenant de vaisseau Rabhi, Errachiq, El Akid, El Maher, El Majid, El Bachir). 300/400 tons, 58 meters (Vigilance PB design). Commissioned by 1988

4 El Khattabi/Lazaga
(El Khattabi, Cdt Boutouba, Cdt El Harty, Cdt Azouggarh). 300/425 tons, 58 meters. Commissioned by 1981.

2 Okba
(Okba, Triki). 370/440 tons, 57 meters (French PR-72 PB design). Commissioned by 1976.

Mid Shore Patrol Vessels
6 P-32
(El Wacil, El Jail, El Mikdam, El Khafir, El Haris, El Essahir). 74/90 tons, 32+ meters (French P-32 PB design). Commissioned by 1975.

4 Improved P-32 (used by the Moroccan Customs/Coast Guard)
(Erraid, Erraced, El Kaced, Essaid). 74/90 tons, 32+ meters (French P-32 PB design). Commissioned by late 1980's.

1 El Boughaz I (Royal Yacht)
(El Boughaz). 53+ meters (1930's US built).

3 Medium Amphibious Ships
3 Daoud Ben Aicha
(Daoud Ben Aicha, Ahmed Es Sakali, Abou Abdallah El Ayachi). 770/1400+ tons, 60 meters (French Batral LST). Commissioned by 1977

Small/Medium Amphibious Ships
1 LCT
(French EDIC type

Various Auxiliary Ships
1 Ad Dakhla (Cargo ship)
(Ad Dakhla). 1100/2100 tons, 69 meters. Commissioned by 1997

1 Abou Barakat Albarbari (Oceanographic/Survey ship)
(Abou Barakat Albarbari). 1200+ tons, 64 meters (late 1960's US Robert D. Conrad class ship). Transferred by 1993.

2 Sailing Training Ship
(Boujdour, Al Massira). Uncertain data ?

Small Harbor Crafts
1 YDT 803 (harbor craft)
(YDT 803).

Some YTM (navigationnal crafts)
(Y-171...)

Fast Small Crafts/RHIB/In Shore Patrol Boats (used by the Moroccan Navy/Gendarmerie/Customs/Coast Guard Service)
10 Arcor 17
Uncertain data ?

18 Arcor 46
Uncertain data ?

15 Arcor 53
Uncertain data ?

10 Rodman 55
Uncertain data ?

10 Rodman 101
Uncertain data ?

10 Raidco Marine RPB 20
Uncertain data ?

2 Griffon 500TD (Overcrafts)
Uncertain data ?

ROYAL MOROCCAN MARINES (1500)
2 Small Brigades

GENDARMERIE ROYALE MAROCAINE (20 000, included both Land, Air, Sea troops)
Up to 18 Patrol Crafts
Some helicopters, able for SAR use (SA-360 Dauphin; 6 SA-330 Puma...)

MOROCCAN CUSTOMS/COAST GUARD
Up to ? 33 ? patrol Crafts (included above ?)
Up to 7 SAR small Crafts

ROYAL MOROCCAN NAVAL AVIATION:
Helicopters:
- 3 or 4 AS-565SA Eurocopter (Utility).

As usual, It may be that in my opinion, I forgot programs ? (or made some mistakes ?, especially for the auxiliary & smaller ships/crafts), then said it ! Feel free to comment and give your opinion !

Future of the Russian Navy: Part 2 : Auxiliary Ships

A usually always very useful fleet, but currently too big and...ageing...

Warning: some data uncertain, status of some ships relatively unclear...

+/- 1 Training Ships
1 Smolny (Project 887)
(Perekop). One other in reserve (Smolnyy). 7200+ tons, 138 meters training ship. Commissioned by 1976/1978.

+/- 14 Replenishment Ships (Fleet Oilers)
6 Alyay (Project 160 ?)
(Egorlyk, izhora, kola, ilim, yelnya, prut), 7200 tons, 106 meters, built in finland by 1967/1972.

2 ? Dubna
(Irkut, Pechenga), 11 400 tons, 130 meters, built in finland 1978, Irkut maybe already ? retired.

5 Boris Chilikin (Project 1559/1593)
(Sergey osipov, Vladimir kolyachitskiy, boris butoma, genrikh gasanov, ivan bubnov). 22 400 tons, 162 meters. Built 1971/1978.

1 Kaliningradneft
(Vyazma), 8900 tons, 115 meters, built by 1983 in finland.

+/- 26 Others Logistics Ships
2 Neon Antonov (Project 1595)
(dvina, irbit). 4000 tons, 96 meters. Built 1978/1987.

1 Vytegrales
(Yamal). 8900 tons, 121 meters. Built 1963/1966.

1 Yuniy Partisan (Project 740)
(Pechora). 3900 tons, 88 meters. Built 1976.

16 Onega (Acoustic Trials ships; Project 1806)
(akademik semenikhin, inzhener akulov, Vladimir peregudov, GKS 283, 286, SFP 95, 173, 177, 183, georgy chernyshyov, SFP 295, 372, boris akulov, akademik makeev, akademik isanin, viktor subbotin). Likely some were in reserve. 1400 tons, 80 meters. Built by 1972/2006

6 Muna (Coastal Ammunitions Transports; Project 1823/1824)
(BTP 94, 85, 87, 89, 90, 91). Others in reserve, 21 originally built. 680+ tons, 51 meters. Built by 1970/1976.

+/- 3 Hospital Ships
3 Ob (Project B-320)
(Irtysh, svir, yenisey). 11000 tons, 152 meters, built by 1981/1990.

+/- 12 Missiles & Nuclear Fuel Transport Ships
1 Daugava (Missile Ship; Project 1791)
(Daugava), 6200 tons, 113 metters.

1 Sadko (Missile ship; Project 11 570)
(Aleksander barykin). 11 400 tons, 159 meters. Built by 1987.

3 Luza (Missile Fuel Ships; Project 1541)
(Alambay, Barguzin, Selenga). 1500 tons, 62 meters, built by 1960/1962.

5 Vala (Nuclear Wastes Ships; Project 1783A)
(TNT-11, 19, 27, 29, 25). 2300 tons, 74 meters. Built by 1964/1971.

2 Belyanka (Nuclear Wastes Ships; Project 1151.0)
(Amur, Pinega). 8200 tons, 130 tons. Built by 1987.

+/- 73 Intelligence & Oceanographic/Survey Ships
10 Yug (Oceanographic Research Ships; Project 802)
(Senezh, Nikolai Matusevich, Donuzlav, Gidrolog, Marshal Gelovani, Pegas, Stvor, Visir, Vitse Admiral Vorontsov). 3000 tons, 82 meters, commissioned by 1978/1983.

3 alpinist (Intelligence Ships; Project 503M)
(GS 7, 19, 39). A fourth ship was unclear. 1100+ tons, 53 meters

1 Lira (Intelligence Ships; Project 1826)
(Pribaltika), in reserve. 3200/4900 tons, 105 meters. Commissioned by 1984.

4 Moma (Intelligence Ships; Project 861M)
(Kild’in, Liman, Ekvator, SSV-506). 1500 tons, 73 meters.. built in polish shipyards by 1968/1974.

7 Vishnya (Intelligence Ships; Project 864)
(Tavriya, viktor leonov, priazov’ye, kurily, vasily nikitich tatischev, fedor golovin, Karelia). 3400 tons, 94 meters. Built in polish shipyards by 1986/1988.

2 vinograd (Intelligence Ships)
(GS 525,526). 500 tons, 32 meters. 1985.

9 Kamenka (Intelligence Ships; Project 870)
(GS 211, 78, 202, 193, 206, 271, 200, 207, 103). 700 tons, 53 meters. Built in polish shipyards by 1968/1972.

21 Finik class (Intelligence Ships; Project 872)
(GS 86, 270, 388, 399, 400, 403, 301, VTR 75 (converted as ammunition carrier by 2000), GS 278, 397, 297, 296, 47, 392, 404, 405, 44, 84, 87, 402, 272). 1200 tons, 61 meters, built in polish shipyards by 1979/1981.

7 Biya class (Intelligence Ships; Project 871)
(GS 107, 194, 66, 210, 199, 269, 78). 720 tons, 54 meters. Built in polish shipyards by 1972/1976.

7 Moma class (Intelligence Ships; Project 861)
(cheleken, askold, Andromeda, antares, antartika, krilon, mars). 1500 tons, 73 meters. Built in polish shipyards by 1967/1974.

2 Sibirykov (Oceanographic Research Ships; Project 873)
(sibiryakov, romuald muklevich). 3400 tons, 85 meters. Built in Poland by 1990/1991.

+/- 7 Icebreakers/Polar-Logistic Ships
1 Amguema (Icebreakers)
(Yauza). 14 400 tons, 133 meters.

5 Dobrynya Nikitich (Project 97 ?)
(perevest, dobrynya nikitich, purge, buran, sadko). 2700 tons, 67 meters. Built by 1959/1974.

1 Ivan Susanin (Icebreaker)
(Ivan susanin), 3700 tons, 70 meters, built 1973.

+/- 12 Submarines Support Ships
4 Mikhail-Rudnitskiy (Salvage Submersible Support Ship; Project 05360)
Mikhail Rudnitskiy, Georgiy titov, Georgiy kozmin, Sayany. 7900 tons, 130 meters, built by 1979/1984.

1 El-bruz (Submarine Salvage Ship; Project 537)
(Alagez). 14 300 tons, 175 meters, built 1988.

1 Kashtan (Salvage Submersible Support Ship)
(SS 750), 5200 tons, 113 meters, built by 1990.

1 Kommuna (Submersible Salvage Ship)

(Kommuna), 2400 tons, 96 meters, built by 1913. SOOO AGEING warship (early 1910's built !!!!!!!!, that this ship will be refited into a magnificient museum warship......AMEN !!!)

3 Malina (Submarine Tenders; Project 2020)
(PTB 5, 6, 7). 13900 tons, 137 meters. Built by 1984/1991.

2 Urga (Submarine Tenders; Project 1886)
(Vladimir Yegorov, Volga). 9600 tons, 144 meters. Built by 1963/1968.

Ocean Tugs & Firefight Ships
Severals Project 745MB
(MB-12, others not yet named...). Commissioned by 2012+.

Some ? Project 21 300
(Igor Belousov, others not yet named ?). Commissioned by 2011+

2 Prut (Project 572M)
(SS-83, Epron). 3300 tons, 89+ meters. Built by 1959/1961.

12 ATA-714 (Project 714)
(MB-105, SB-523, SB-522, SB-365, SB-36, MB-35, MB-32, SB-931, MB-119, SB-521, MB-38, MB-15). 2600 tons, 63+ meters. Commissioned by 1977/1983.

14 to 17 Okhtenskiy/Goliat (Project 733)
(MB-174, MB-8, MB-11, MB-16, MB-23, MB-165, MB-152, MB-5, MB-173, Loksa, SB-4, SB-5, SB-9, MB-86, MB-157, Avacha, MB-166). 890+ tons, 47+ meters. Commissioned by 1958/1966.

Up to 13 Sorum (Project 745)
(MB-4, 19, 31, 37, 56, 58, 61, 76, 100, 110, 148, 304, 307). 1600 tons, 55+ meters. Commissioned by 1973+

Up to 4 Ingul (Project 1452)
(Altay, Alatau, Mashuk, Pamir). 4000 tons, 92+ meters. Commissioned by 1974/1987.

Up to 4 Katun-I (Project 1893)
(PZHS-96, 123, 209, 282). 930+ tons, 62+ meters. Commissioned by 1970/1978.

2 Katun-II (Project 1993)
(PZHS-64, 92). 1200+ tons, 65+ meters. Built by 1978/1981.

2 Neftegaz (Tugs)
(Kortunov Kalar, Ilga Aleksander). 4000 tons, 80+ meters. Commissioned around 1983.

3 Sliva (Project 712)
(Shakhter, SB-406, 921). 2900 tons, 68+ meters. Commissioned by 1984/1985.

4 Vikhr-IVA (Tugs, Firefight)
(VIKHR-5, 6, 8, 9). 2290+ tons, 72+ meters. Commissioned by 1984/1986.

2 R-5757/Fotiy Krylov (Tugs)
(SB-131, 134 or Nikolay Chiker, Fotiy Krylov ?). 7000 tons, 99 meters. Commissioned by 1989+

8 Gryn (Salvage Tugs)
Uncertain data ?

Maybe some others ships, uncertain data ?

Harbor Tugs
Up to 1+ Project BSA-1000 ?
One ship ordered.

Up to 10 ? Project 90 600
To be commissioned by 2011+ ?

Up to ? Project 16 609
Unknown number of ships ordered ?

Up to 4 Project 90 600
(RB-389, others not yet named...).

Maybe some others ships, uncertain data ?

Coastal & Harbor Ships
5 Sura (Mooring/Buoy Tenders; Project 145)
(KIL-21, 22, 25, 27, 31). Few others in reserves. 3100 tons, 87 meters. Built in east germany by 1965/1978.

1 Emba (Coastal Cable Ship; Project 1172)
(Setun), 2100 tons, 75 meters, built 1981.

1 Birusia (Coastal Cable Ship; Project 1175)
(Kem), 2300 tons, 86 meters, improved from Emba class. Built 1986.

5 Klazma (Cable Ships; Project 1112)
(yana, donetz, zeya, tavda, inguri). 6800 tons, 130 meters. Built in finland 1963/1978.

7 Kashtan (Mooring/Buoy Tenders)
(KIL-158, 143, 164, 168, 498, 927, aleksandr pushkin), 5200 tons, 113 meters. Built in east germany 1988/1990.

17 to 19 Pelym (Degaussing Vessels; Project 1799)
(SR 188, 222, 233, 281, 370, 455, 111, 409, 280, 334, 203, 215, 344, 218, 220, 26, 180, 241, 276). 1200 tons, 64 meters, built by 1971/1987.

16 Bereza (Degaussing Ships; Project 130)
(SR 933, 28, 936, 74, 120, 137, 216, 245, 478, 479, 541, 548, 569, 570, 938, 939). 2000 tons, 69 meters, built in Poland 1985/1990.

Maybe some others ships, uncertain data ?

Repair Ships
12 Amur (Repair Ships; Project 304)
(PM 64, 69, 56, 138, 82, 86, 81, 156, 40, 59, 97, 140). 5400 tons, 121 meters. Many more were already retired/scrapped/in reserve. Built in Poland, 1968/1988.

2 Oskol (Repair Ships; Project 300/301/303)
PM 24, 148. 2500 tons, 88 meters. Status unclear (maybe already retired). Built in poland by 1963/1967.

2 Oskol (Repair Ships)
(PM-24, 148). Uncertain data ?

1 Amur (Repair Ship)
(PM-138). Uncertain data ?

Maybe some others ships, uncertain data ?

Small Harbor, Coastal & Special Crafts (Too many crafts, uncertain/unreliable ? data ?)
- Hundreds of Harbor Crafts & so (Floatting Cranes, Floatting Barges, Personnal Transport Crafts, Floatting Fuel Barges, Harbor Navigationnal Crafts & so......).
- Hundreds of RHIB & others special crafts for special forces & Russian Marines, Russian Border Police & so...

As usual, It may be that in my opinion, I forgot programs ? (or made some mistakes ?, especially for the auxiliary & smaller ships/crafts), then said it ! Feel free to comment and give your opinion !