Project 22800
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : July 2018
Total Production : 16
The Russian Navy Project 22800 Karakurt is a new class of corvette designed to perform a wide range of missions equipped with an eight cell Kalibr missile system and an advanced 76mm naval gun system. Besides, the Kalibr missile system the vessel is able to carry up to eight Onyx supersonic cruise missiles. They feature a maximum displacement of 800 metric tons and a maximum speed of 30 knots. The ship's radar system is able to detect airborne targets at up to 100 kilometers engaging them with the AK-630M or Pantsyr-M air defense system. Up to 26 ships of this class will be built before 2025 as replacement for Project 11356 frigates by Pella Shipyard (18), Zelenodolsk Shipyard (5) and More Shipyard (3). Each ship is built in 32-month. The Russian Navy ordered the Project 22800 class corvette as a follow-up to Buyan-M class corvettes which feature a limited air defense and only 10-day at sea capabilities. The Karakurt corvettes will offer the Pantsir-M air defense system with a 20 kilometers kill range and 15-day at sea.
Model | Status | Year | Produced |
---|---|---|---|
Project 22800 | Active | 2018 | 2 |
Project 22801 | Active | 2020 | 14 |
Project 22800
Group : Corvettes
Status : Active
Also Known As : Karakurt, Karakut, Uragan
Origin : Russia
Contractors : Central Marine Design Bureau Almaz, Pella Shipyard
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : July 2018
Total Production : 2
The lead ship of the Project 22800 class is scheduled to join the Russian Navy in early 2018. These ships are equipped with two AK-630M close-in weapon systems which provides a very limited short range air defense against incoming threats and the Hermes-K weapon station. Only two vessels will be delivered in this configuration. As of 2024, the AK-630M systems were replaced by M-Tor (Tor-M2KM) air defense systems.
Operators
Country | Status | State | Notes |
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Russia | Active | 2/2 | Baltic fleet (2) |
Specifications
Notes | ||
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Ammunition Load | 125 | 72mm rounds |
Crew | 39 | |
Number of Engines | 2 | |
Number of Weapons | 8 | |
Dimensions | ||
Beam | 10 meter | |
Draft | 4 meter | |
Length | 65 meter | |
Main Gun Caliber | 76.2 millimeter | |
Mass | ||
Full Displacement | 870 ton | |
Performance | ||
Max Range | 2,500 nautical mile | |
Speed | ||
Top Speed | 30 knot | |
Time | ||
Mission Endurance | 15 day |
Gear
Listing
Ship | Status | Com | Decom |
---|---|---|---|
567 Mytishchi | Active | July 2018 | |
577 Sovetsk | Active | September 2018 |
Project 22801
Group : Corvettes
Status : Active
Origin : Russia
Contractors : Amur Shipyard, Central Marine Design Bureau Almaz, More Shipyard, Pella Shipyard, Zelenodolsk Shipyard
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : November 21, 2020
Total Production : 14
The Russian Project Project 22801 class corvette features the Pantsir-M air defense system as replacement for the AK-630M close-in weapon system. The Pantsir-M will make possible shooting down airborne threats at ranges of up to 20 kilometers thus providing extended air defense compared with the AK-630M gun system. The first improved Karakurt was commissioned in 2020.
Operators
Country | Status | State | Notes |
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Russia | Active | 7/14 | Pacific fleet (6), Black Sea fleet (4) and Baltic Sea fleet (8) Updated 2021 Pacific fleet (4), Black Sea (5) and Baltic (5) |
Specifications
Notes | ||
---|---|---|
Ammunition Load | 125 | 72mm rounds |
Crew | 39 | |
Number of Engines | 2 | |
Number of Weapons | 8 | |
Dimensions | ||
Beam | 11 meter | |
Draft | 4 meter | |
Length | 67 meter | |
Main Gun Caliber | 76.2 millimeter | |
Mass | ||
Full Displacement | 870 ton | |
Performance | ||
Max Range | 2,500 nautical mile | |
Speed | ||
Top Speed | 30 knot | |
Time | ||
Mission Endurance | 15 day |
Gear
Anti-Ship Missiles | ||
---|---|---|
3M54TE | 8 | |
3M54TE1 | 8 | |
Onyx | 8 | |
Anti-Submarine Rockets | ||
91RTE2 | 8 | |
Cruise Missiles | ||
Kalibr-NK | 8 | |
Zircon-K | 8 | |
Missile Launchers | ||
3S-14 | 1 | |
Naval Gun Systems | ||
AK-176MA | 1 | |
Radar Systems | ||
Mineral-ME | 1 | |
Pozitiv-MEK | 1 | |
Sea-Based Air Defense Systems | ||
Pantsir-M | 1 |
Listing
Ship | Status | Com | Decom |
---|---|---|---|
584 Odintsovo | Active | November 21, 2020 | |
633 Tsiklon | Active | July 12, 2023 | |
254 Kozelsk | Active | 2024 | |
578 Kaluga | Active | 2024 | |
802 Askold | Active | 2024 | |
804 Tucha | Active | 2024 | |
803 Amur | Active | August 26, 2024 | |
401 Rzhev | Active | October 8, 2024 | |
255 Okhotsk | Under Construction | 2025 | |
256 Vikhr | Under Construction | 2025 | |
805 Taifun | Under Construction | 2025 | |
402 Udomlya | Under Construction | 2026 | |
204 Shtorm | Under Construction | 2027 | |
#16 Priliv | Cancelled | 2027 | |
#17 Priboj | Cancelled | 2027 | |
#18 Nakat | Cancelled | 2027 | |
203 Uragan | Under Construction | 2027 | |
#19 Volna | Cancelled | 2028 |
News
The shipborne Pantsyr surface-to-air missile/gun system is capable of effectively repelling multiple air strikes from different directions MOSCOW, August 27.
CEO of High Precision Weapons company Oleg Ryazantsev said that the Pantsir-M "is the system designed to counter threats of such kind" MOSCOW, April 7.
Another Karakurt-class missile corvettes are due to enter service with the Russian Navy in 2024 MOSCOW, July 31.
A video from the Russian Ministry of Defense shows the vessel in the lake, as well as the work of the ship's crew.
The fastness of a destroyer, the size of a cruiser and the stealth nature of a submarine – this is what Russia’s Karakurt-class small-size missile corvettes pack.
The Russian Navy’s first Karakurt-class missile corvette, to be floated out before the end of this summer, will bristle with an impressive array of Kalibr land-attack cruise
Russian Deputy Defense Minister said that Three Karakurt-class (Project 22800) corvettes for the Russian Navy will be constructed at the More (Sea) Shipyard in the town of
One of the newest corvettes of the Russian Navy, the Buyan-M, will be equipped with the naval version of the Pentair anti-aircraft missile system and an advanced radar, according
The Black Sea Fleet is expected to receive a batch of five new Project 22800 'Karakut' ('Black Widow') warships, classified as both 'small missile ships' and 'small corvettes'.
The ships will be armed with Kalibr cruise missiles and will enter the ranks of the Russian Navy in 2017-2018.
Photo Gallery
July 2022
Russian Navy Sovetsk missile corvette
June 2021
Russian Navy Uragan corvette
February 2021
Russian Navy Preoject 22800 class corvette
Notes
State Latest Known holdings/Original Procurement
Com - Date of Commissioning
Decom - Date of Decommissioning
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