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This is a list of ships and classes of the [[Soviet Navy]].

== Soviet Ship Type Designations ==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
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!Russian Terminology
!English Translation
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|AK
|Artilleriyskiy Kater
|Artillery Cutter
|-
|BDK
|Bol'shoy Desantnyy Korabl'
|Large Landing Ship
|-
|BPK
|Bol'shoy Protivolodochnyy Korabl'
|Large Anti-Submarine Ship
|-
|BRK
|Bol'shoy Raketnyy Korabl'
|Large Missile Ship
|-
|BT
|Bazovyy Tral'shchik
|Base Minesweeper
|-
|DK
|Desantnyy Korabl'
|Landing Ship
|-
|DKVP
|Desantnyy Korabl' Na Vozdushnoy Podushke
|Air-Cushion Landing Ship
|-
|EHOS
|Ekspeditsionnoye Okeanograficheskoye Sudno
|Expeditionary Oceanographic Vessel
|-
|EM
|Eskadrennyy Minonosets
|Destroyer
|-
|GKS
|Gidroakusticheskoye Kontrol'noye Sudno
|Hydroacoustic Monitoring Vessel
|-
|GS
|Gidrograficheskoye Sudno
|Hydrographic Vessel
|-
|KIL
|Kilektor
|Lift Ship
|-
|KR
|Kreyser
|Cruiser
|-
|KRZ
|Korabl' Razvedyvatel'nyy
|Intelligence Ship
|-
|KS
|Kabel'noye Sudno
|Cable Vessel
|-
|KSV
|Korabl' Svyazey
|Communications Ship
|-
|KTs
|Kontrol'naya Tsel'
|Controlled Target
|-
|KVN
|Korabl' Vozdushnogo Nablyudeniya
|Radar Surveillance Ship
|-
|LDK
|Ledokol
|Icebreaker
|-
|MB
|Morskoy Buksir
|Seagoing Tug
|-
|MPK
|Malyy Protivolodochnyy
|Small Anti-Submarine Ship
|-
|MRK
|Malyy Raketnyy Korabl'
|Small Missile Ship
|-
|MT
|Morskoy Tral'shchik
|Seagoing Minesweeper
|-
|MVT
|Morskoy Vodnyy Tanker
|Seagoing Water Tanker
|-
|OS
|Opitnoye Sudno
|Experimental Vessel
|-
|PB
|Plavuchaya Baza
|Floating Base
|-
|PKA
|Protivolodochnyy Kater
|Anti-Submarine Cutter
|-
|PKR
|Protivolodochnyy Kreyser
|Anti-Submarine Cruiser
|-
|PL
|Podvodnaya Lodka
|Submarine
|-
|PLA
|Podvodnaya Lodka Atomnaya
|Submarine (nuclear)
|-
|PLARB
|Podvodnaya Lodka Atomnaya Raketnaya Ballisticheskaya
|Ballistic Missile Submarine (nuclear)
|-
|PLARK
|Podvodnaya Lodka Atomnaya Raketnaya Krylataya
|Cruise Missile Submarine (nuclear)
|-
|PLRB
|Podvodnaya Lodka Raketnaya Ballisticheskaya 
|Ballistic Missile Submarine
|-
|PLRK
|Podvodnaya Lodka Raketnaya Krylataya
|Cruise Missile Submarine
|-
|PSKR
|Pogranichniy Storozhevoy Korabl'
|Border Patrol Ship
|-
|RKA
|Raketnyy Kater
|Missile Cutter
|-
|RKR
|Raketnyy Kreyser
|Missile Cruiser
|-
|SB
|Spasatel'nyy Buksir
|Rescue Tug
|-
|SBR
|Sudno Bol'shogo Razmagnichivanya
|Large Deperming Vessel
|-
|SDK
|Srednyy Desantnyy Korabl'
|Medium Landing Ship
|-
|SKR
|Storozhevoy Korabl'
|Patrol Ship
|-
|SR
|Sudno Razmagnichivanya
|Deperming Vessel
|-
|SS
|Spasatel'noye Sudno
|Salvage Vessel
|-
|SSV
|Sudno Svyazyy
|Communications Vessel
|-
|TAKR
|Takticheskoye Avianosnyy Kreyser
|Tactical Aircraft Carrying Cruiser
|-
|TKA
|Torpednyy Kater
|Torpedo Cutter
|-
|US
|Uchebnoye Sudno
|Training Vessel
|-
|VT
|Voyennyy Tanker
|Military Tanker
|-
|VTR
|Voyennyy Transport
|Military Transport
|-
|ZM
|Zagraditel' Minnyy
|Minelayer
|}

== Corvettes / MPK, MRK ==
In the Soviet Navy these were classified as small anti-submarine ships (MPK) or small missile ships (MRK).
* {{sclass2|Kronshtadt|submarine chaser|4}} (Projects 122A, 122bis)
* {{sclass2|Poti|corvette|4}} (Project 204)
* {{sclass2|Grisha|corvette|4}} (Project 1124 ''Al'batros'')
** [[Grisha-class corvette|Grisha I class]] (Project 1124.1), 37 ships built in 1966–1982
** [[Grisha-class corvette|Grisha II class]] (Project 1124P, ''P'' stands for ''pogranichnyi'' – on the border), 20 ships built in 1972–1988
** [[Grisha-class corvette|Grisha III class]] ([[AK-630]] [[CIWS]]-equipped variant)
** [[Grisha-class corvette|Grisha IV class]] (Project 1124K)
** [[Grisha-class corvette|Grisha V class]] (Project 1124M, sometimes noted as 1124.4)
* {{sclass2|Nanuchka|corvette|4}} (Project 1234 ''Ovod'')
** [[Nanuchka-class corvette|Nanuchka I class]]
** [[Nanuchka-class corvette|Nanuchka II class]] (Project 1234E)
** [[Nanuchka-class corvette|Nanuchka III class]] (Project 1234.1)
** [[Nanuchka-class corvette|Nanuchka IV class]] (Project 1234.7)
* {{sclass|Bora|hovercraft|4}} (Project 1239 ''Sivuch'')
** [[Russian corvette Bora|MRK-27]] (1989)
* {{sclass2|Sarancha|missile boat|4}} (Project 1240 ''Uragan'', considered [[missile boat]]s by NATO)
** [[Sarancha-class missile boat|MRK-5]] (1977)
* {{sclass2|Tarantul|corvette|4}} (Project 1241 ''Molniya'', classified as large missile cutters)
** [[Tarantul-class corvette|Tarantul I class]] (Project 1241RE)
** [[Tarantul-class corvette|Tarantul II class]] (Project 1241.1)
** [[Tarantul-class corvette|Tarantul III class]] (Project 1124.1M)
** [[Pauk-class corvette|Pauk class]] (Project 1241.2, anti-submarine corvette variant)
* [[Parchim-class corvette|Parchim II class]] (Project 133.1M)
** [[Russian corvette Urengoy|''MPK-192'']] (1986)
** [[Russian corvette Kazanets|''MPK-205'']] (1986)
** [[Russian corvette MPK-67|<u>''MPK-67''</u>]] (1987)
** [[Russian corvette Zelenodolsk|''MPK-99'']] (1987)
** [[Russian corvette MPK-105|''MPK-105'']] (1988)
** [[Russian corvette MPK-213|''MPK-213'']] (1988)
** [[Russian corvette MPK-216|''MPK-216'']] (1988)
** [[Russian corvette MPK-219|''MPK-219'']] (1988)
** [[Russian corvette Aleksin|''MPK-224'']] (1989)
** [[Russian corvette Kabardino-Balkariya|''MPK-227'']] (1989)
** [[Russian corvette Bashkortostan|''MPK-228'']] (1989)
** [[Russian corvette Kalmykia|''MPK-229'']] (1989)

== Guardships / SKR ==
In the Soviet Navy, frigates were classified as guard ships (SKR)
* {{sclass|Uragan|guard ship|4}} (Projects 2, 4, & 39)
* {{sclass|Yastreb|guard ship|4}} (Project 29)
* {{sclass2|Kola|frigate|4}} (Project 42 ''Sokol'')
* {{sclass2|Riga|frigate|4}} (Project 50 ''Gornostay'')
* {{sclass|Kashin|destroyer|4}} (Project 61, briefly)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Komsomolets Ukrainy|Komsomolets Ukrainy]]'' – ''Ukrainian Komsomol'' (1960)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Soobrazitelny (1961)|Soobrazitelnyy]]'' – ''Astute'' (1961)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Provorny (1962)|Provornyy]]'' – ''Agile'' (1962)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Obraztsovy|Obraztsovyy]]'' – ''Exemplary'' (1964)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Odaryonny|Odarennyy]]'' – ''Gifted'' (1964)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Otvazhny (1964)|Otvazhnyy]]'' – ''Courageous'' (1964)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Steregushchy (1966)|Steregushchiy]]'' – ''Watchful'' (1966)
* {{sclass2|Petya|frigate|4}} (Project 159)
* {{sclass2|Mirka|frigate|4}} (Project 35)
* {{sclass2|Koni|frigate|4}} (Project 1159 ''Del'fin'')
* [[Krivak-class frigate|Krivak I class]] (Project 1135 ''Burevestnik'')
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Bditelnyy||2}} – ''Watchful'' (1970)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Bodryy||2}} – ''Brisk'' (1971)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Svirepyy|Svirepyy]]'' –  ''Fierce'' (1971)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Storozhevoy||2}} – ''Vigilant'' (1972), involved in a mutiny in 1975, this incident inspired the novel ''[[The Hunt for Red October]]''.
** ''[[Soviet frigate Razyashchiy|Razyashchiy]] – Smashing'' (1973)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Razumnyy||2}} – ''Clever'' (1974)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Druzhnyy||2}} – ''Friendly'' (1975)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Dostoynyy||2}} – ''Virtuous'' (1971)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Doblestnyy|Doblestnyy]] – Valourous'' (1973)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Deyatelnyy||2}} – ''Active'' (1973)
** ''Zharkiy – Torrid'' (1975)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Bezzavetnyy||2}} – ''Serene'' (1978)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Retivyy||2}} –  ''Ardent'' (1976)
** ''Leningradskiy Komsomolets –  Leningrad Komsomol'' (1976); renamed ''Legkiy'', "Light" in 1992.
** ''Letuchiy –'' Flighty (1977)
** ''Pylkiy –''  ''Fervent'' (1979)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Zadornyy||2}} – ''Passionate'' (1979)
** [[Ukrainian frigate Mykolaiv|Bezukoriznennyy]] – ''Irreproachable'' (1980)
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Ladny||2}} – ''Harmonious'' (1980)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Poryvistyy|Poryvistyy]] – Squally'' (1980)
* [[Burevestnik class frigate|''Krivak II'' class]] (Project 1135M ''Burevestnik M'')
** {{ship|Soviet frigate|Rezvyy||2}} – ''Frisky'' (1975)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Rezkiy|Rezkiy]] – Sharp'' (1976)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Grozyashchiy|Grozyashchiy]] – Threatening'' (1977)
** ''[[Ukrainian frigate Sevastopol|Razitelnyy]] – Striking'' (1977)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Neukrotimyy|Neukrotimyy]] – Untamable'' (1978)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Bessmennyy|Besmennyy]] – Unchanging'' (1979)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Gordelivy|Gordelivyy]] – Proud'' (1979)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Gromkiy|Gromkiy]] – Loud'' (1979)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Revnostnyy|Revnostnyy]] – Zealous'' (1980)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Ryavnyy|Ryanyy]] – Zealous''  (1980)
** ''[[Soviet frigate Pytlivyy|Pytlivyy]]'' –  ''Inquisitive'' (1982)
* {{sclass|Neustrashimy|frigate|4}} (Project 11540 ''Yastreb'')
** {{ship|Russian frigate|Neustrashimy||2}} – ''Fearless'' (1993)

== Gunboats ==
* ''Krasnaya Abkhaziya''
* ''Krasnaya Armeniya''
* ''Krasnaya Gruziya''
* {{ship|Soviet gunboat|Krasnoye Znamya||2}}
* ''Krasnyy Adzharistan''

== Destroyers / BPK, BRK, EM ==
In the Soviet Navy, smaller ships under the designation of Large Antisubmarine Ships (BPK) alongside those classified as Large Missile Ship (BRK) were also categorized as destroyers by NATO.
* ''[[Russian destroyer Novik|Yakov Sverdlov]]'' (1917)
* {{sclass|Derzky|destroyer|4}}
* {{sclass|Orfey|destroyer|4}}
* {{sclass|Fidonisy|destroyer|4}}
* {{sclass|Izyaslav|destroyer|4}}
** [[Soviet destroyer Karl Marx|''Karl Marx'']] (1918)
** [[Soviet destroyer Kalinin|''Kalinin'']] (1918)
* {{sclass|Leningrad|destroyer|4}} (Project 1/Project38)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Leningrad|Leningrad]]'' (1936)
** [[Soviet destroyer Kharkov|''Kharkov'']] (1938)
** [[Soviet destroyer Moskva|''Moskva'']] (1938)
** [[Soviet destroyer Minsk|''Minsk'']] (1939)
** [[Soviet destroyer Baku|''Baku'']] (1939)
** [[Soviet destroyer Tbilisi|''Tbilisi'']] (1940)
*{{sclass|Gnevny|destroyer|4}} (Project 7)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Gnevny (1936)|Gnevy]]''  ''– Angry'' (1938)
**[[Soviet destroyer Gordy (1937)|Gordy]] ''– Proud'' (1938)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Gromky (1937)|Gromky]] – Loud'' (1938)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Grozny (1936)|Grozny]] – Formidable'' (1938)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Gremyashchy (1937)|Gremyashchy]]'' ''– Thunderous'' (1938)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Smetlivy (1937)|Smetlivy]] – Sly'' (1938)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Stremitelny (1937)|Stremitelny]]'' ''–''  ''Impetuous'' (1938)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Bodry (1936)|Bodry]] – Brisk'' (1939)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Bystry (1936)|Bystry]] – Fast'' (1939)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Bezuprechny (1937)|Bezuprechy]] – Irreproachable'' (1939)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Bditelny (1937)|Bditelny]] – Watchful'' (1939) 
**''[[Soviet destroyer Boyky (1936)|Boyky]] – Spry'' (1939)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Besposhchadny (1936)|Besposhchadny]] – Merciless'' (1939)
**[[Soviet destroyer Grozyashchy (1937)|Grozyashchy]] ''–'' ''Threatening'' (1939)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Sokrushitelny (1937)|Sokrushitelny]] – Destructive (1939)''
**''[[Soviet destroyer Steregushchy (1938)|Steregushchy]]'' ''–'' ''Watchful'' (1939)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Ryany (1937)|Ryany]] –  Spirited'' (1939)
**[[Soviet destroyer Rastoropny (1938)|Rastoropny]] ''–''  ''Prompt'' (1940)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Rezvy (1937)|Rezvy]] –  Frisky'' (1940)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Razyashchy (1938)|Razyashchy]] –  Furious'' (1940)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Reshitelny (1940)|Reshitelny]] –  Decisive'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Retivy (1939)|Retivy]]'' ''–''  ''Ardent'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Revnostny (1941)|Revnostny]]'' ''–''  ''Enthusiastic'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Razyaryonny (1941)|Razyaryonny]]'' ''–''  ''Enraged'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Razumny|Razumny]]'' ''–''  ''Sensible'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Rekordny (1939)|Rekordny]] –  Record Breaking'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Rezky (1940)|Rezky]] –  Brusque'' (1942)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Redky (1941)|Redky]] –  Rare'' (1942)
*[[Tashkent-class destroyer|Tashkent class]] (Project 20)
** [[Soviet destroyer Tashkent|''Tashkent'']] (1939)
*{{sclass|Storozhevoy|destroyer|4}} (Project 7U)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Storozhevoy|Storozhevoy]] – Protective'' (1940)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Silny|Silny]] – Strong'' (1940)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Serdity (1940)|Serdity]] – Enraged'' (1940)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Stoyky (1938)|Stoyky]]'' ''– Steadfast'' (1940)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Smyshlyony (1940)|Smyshlyony]]'' ''– Clever'' (1940)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Slavny (1939)|Slavny]]'' ''– Glorious'' (1941)
**[[Soviet destroyer Smely (1939)|Smely]] ''– Valiant'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Strashny|Strashny]]'' ''– Frightening'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Surovy (1940)|Surovy]]'' ''– Severe'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Skory (1939)|Skory]]'' ''– Rapid'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Statny (1939)|Statny]]'' ''– Stately'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Strogy (1939)|Strogy]]'' ''– Strict'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Svirepy|Svirepy]]'' ''– Fierce'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Soobrazitelny (1940)|Soobrazitelny]]'' ''– Shrewd'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Sposobny (1940)|Sposobny]]'' ''– Capable'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Sovershenny (1940)|Sovershenny]]'' ''– Absolute'' (1941)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Svobodny (1940)|Svobodny]]'' ''– Free'' (1942)
*[[Soviet destroyer Opytny|Opytny class]] (Project 45)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Opytny|Opytny]]'' ''– Experimental'' (1941)
* {{sclass2|Town|destroyer|4}} (on loan 1944–1952 from the UK)
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Deyatelny||2}} (HMS ''Churchill'')
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Derzkiy||2}} (HMS ''Chelsea'')
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Zhyostky||2}} (HMS ''Roxborough'')
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Dostoyny||2}} (HMS ''St Albans'')
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Druzhny||2}} (HMS ''Lincoln'')
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Zharkiy||2}} (HMS ''Brighton'')
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Zhguchi||2}} (HMS ''Leamington'')
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Zhivuchiy||2}} (HMS ''Richmond'')
** {{ship|Soviet destroyer|Doblestny||2}} (HMS ''Georgetown'')
*[[Vifor-class destroyer|''Vifor'' class]] (ex-Romanian)
**[[NMS Mărăști|''Lovkiy'']] ''– Dexterous'' (1944)
**[[NMS Mărășești|''Lyogkiy'']] ''– Nimble'' (1944)
*{{sclass|Regele Ferdinand|destroyer|4}} (ex-Romanian)
** ''[[NMS Regele Ferdinand|Likhoy]] – Dashing'' (1944)
** ''[[NMS Regina Maria|Letuchiy]] – Flying'' (1944)
*[[Type 1934A destroyers|Type 1934A]] (ex-German)
**[[German destroyer Z15 Erich Steinbrinck|Pylky]] ''–  Ardent'' (1945)
**''[[German destroyer Z14 Friedrich Ihn|Prytky]]'' ''–  Nimble'' (1945) 
*[[Type 1936 destroyers|Type 1936]] (ex-German)
**''[[German destroyer Z20 Karl Galster|Prochny]] – Durable''  (1945) 
*[[Type 1936A destroyer|Type 1936A]] (ex-German)
**''[[German destroyer Z33|Provorny]] – Nimble'' (1945) 
*[[Akizuki-class destroyer (1942)|Akizuki class]] (ex-Japanese)
**[[Japanese destroyer Harutsuki|Vnezapny]] ''–  Sudden'' (1947)
*[[Fubuki-class destroyer|Fubuki class]] (ex-Japanese)
**[[Japanese destroyer Hibiki (1932)|''Verniy'']] ''–  Loyal'' (1947)
*{{sclass|Ognevoy|destroyer|4}} (Project 30)
*[[Soldati-class destroyer|Soldati class]] (ex-Italian)
**''[[Italian destroyer Fuciliere (1938)|Lyogky]]'' ''– Easy'' (1950)
**''[[Italian destroyer Camicia Nera|Lovky]] – Dexterous''   (1950)
* [[Skory-class destroyer|Skory class]] (Project 30bis)
* [[Neustrashimy-class destroyer|Neutrashimy class]] (Project 41)
** [[Soviet destroyer Neustrashimy|''Neustrashimy'']] ''–  Dauntless'' (1955)
* [[Kotlin-class destroyer|Kotlin class]] (Project 56/56PLO/56A/56K)
** ''Svetly –  Bright'' (1955)
** ''Speshny –  Rapid'' (1955)
** ''Blestyashchy –  Brilliant'' (1955)
** ''Byvalvy –  Experienced'' (1955)
** ''Skromny –  Modest'' (1955)
** ''Bravy - Brave'' (1956)
** ''Svedushchy'' –  Knowledgeable (1956)
** ''Vesky'' –  Convincing (1956)
** ''Vyzyavayushchy'' –  Challenging (1956)
** ''Spokoiny'' - Peaceful (1956)
** ''Moskovsky Komsomolets (''originally ''Smyshleny –  Quickwitted)'' (1956)
** ''Skrytny –  Secretive'' (1956)
** ''Soznatelny –  Aware'' (1956)
** ''Bessledny –  Untraceable'' (1956)
** ''Vdokhnovenny –  Inspiring'' (1956)
** ''Spravedlivy –  Just'' (1956)
** ''Burlivy –  Turbulent'' (1956)
** ''Vozmushcheny –  Indignant'' (1956)
** ''Nesokrushimy –  Indestructible'' (1957)
** ''Blagorodny –  Noble'' (1957)
** ''Plamenny –  Fiery'' (1957)
** ''Naporisty –  Forceful'' (1957)
** ''Vliyatelny –  Influential'' (1957)
** ''Vyderzhanny –  Consistent'' (1957)
** ''Nakhodchivy –  Resourceful'' (1957)
** Nastoychivy –  Persistent (1958)
* [[Kildin-class destroyer|Kildin class]] (Project 56M/56EM/56U)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Bedovy|Bedovy]]'' –  ''Mischievous'' (1958)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Neulovimy|Neulovimy]] –  Elusive'' (1958)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Prozorlivy|Prozorlivy]] –  Perceptive'' (1958)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Neuderzhimy|Neuderzhimy]] –  Unrestrainable'' (1958)
** ''Neukrotimy'' –  ''Indomitable'' (not completed)
* [[Kanin-class destroyer|Kanin/Krupnyy class]] (Project 57bis/57A)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Gnevny (1958)|Gnevy]] – Angry'' (1960)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Gremyashchy (1959)|Gremyashchy]] – Thundering'' (1960)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Uporny (1959)|Uporny]] – Persistently'' (1960)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Zhguchy (1959)|Zhguchy]] – Burning'' (1960)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Gordy (1960)|Gordy]] – Proud'' (1961)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Boyky (1959)|Boyky]] – Briskly'' (1961)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Zorky (1960)|Zorky]] – Sharp-sighted'' (1961)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Derzky (1960)|Derzky]] – Bold'' (1961)
** ''Khrabry –  Brave'' (not completed)
*[[Kashin-class destroyer|Kashin class]] (Project 61)
**''[[Soviet destroyer Komsomolets Ukrainy|Komsomolets Ukrainy]]'' – ''Ukrainian Komsomol'' (1960)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Soobrazitelny (1961)|Soobrazitelnyy]]'' – ''Astute'' (1961)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Provorny (1962)|Provornyy]]'' – ''Agile'' (1962)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Obraztsovy|Obraztsovyy]]'' – ''Exemplary'' (1964)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Odaryonny|Odarennyy]]'' – ''Gifted'' (1964)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Otvazhny (1964)|Otvazhnyy]]'' – ''Courageous'' (1964)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Steregushchy (1966)|Steregushchiy]]'' – ''Watchful'' (1966)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Krasny Kavkaz|Krasnyy Kavkaz]] – Red Caucasus'' (1966)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Reshitelny (1966)|Reshitelnyy]]'' – ''Decisive'' (1966)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Strogy (1967)|Strogiy]]'' – ''Severe'' (1967)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Smetlivy|Smetlivyy]]'' – ''Resourceful'' (1967)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Krasny Krym|Krasnyy Krym]]'' (1969)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Sposobny (1970)|Sposobnyy]]'' – ''Capable''(1970)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Skory (1971)|Skoryy]]'' – ''Fast'' (1971)
* [[Mod Kashin-class destroyer|Modified ''Kashin'' class]] (Project 61MP)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Ognevoy (1963)|Ognevoy]]'' – ''Fiery'' (1963)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Slavny (1965)|Slavnyy]]'' – ''Glorious'' (1965)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Stroyny (1965)|Stroynyy]]'' – ''Harmonious'' (1965)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Smyshlyony (1966)|Smyshlennyy]]'' – ''Humorous'' (1966)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Smely (1968)|Smelyy]]'' – ''Valiant'' (1968)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Sderzhanny|Sderzhannyy]]'' – ''Restrained'' (1972)
* {{sclass|Sovremennyy|destroyer|4}}  (Project 956 ''Sarych'')
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Sovremenny|Sovremennyy]]'' – ''Modern'' (1980)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Otchayanny|Otchayannyy]]'' – ''Foolhardy'' (1982)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Otlichny|Otlichnyy]]'' – ''Perfect (or Excellent)'' (1983)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Osmotritelny|Osmotritelnyy]]'' – ''Circumspect'' (1984)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Bezuprechny (1983)|Bezuprechnyy]]'' – ''Irreproachable'' (1985)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Boyevoy (1984)|Boyevoy]]'' – ''Militant'' (1986)
** ''[[Soviet destroyer Stoyky (1985)|Stoykiy]]'' – ''Steadfast'' (1986)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Okrylyonny|Okrylennyy]]'' – ''Inspiring'' (1987)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Burny|Burnyy]]'' – ''Fiery'' (1988)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Gremyashchy (1987)|Gremyashchiy]]'' – ''Thunderous'' (originally ''Vedushchiy'') (1988)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Bystry|Bystryy]]'' – ''Quick'' (1989)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Rastoropny|Rastoropnyy]]'' – ''Prompt'' (1989)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Bezboyaznenny|Bezboyaznennyy]]'' – ''Intrepid'' (1990)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Bezuderzhny|Bezuderzhnyy]]'' – ''Tenacious'' (1991)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Bespokoyny (1990)|Bespokoynyy]]'' – ''Restless'' (1992)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Nastoychivy|Nastoychivyy]]'' – ''Reliable'' (originally ''Moskovskiy Komsomolets'') (1993)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Besstrashny|Besstrashnyy]]'' – ''Fearless'' (1994)
** ''Vazhnyy'' – ''Eminent'' (not completed)
** ''Vdumchivyy'' – ''Thoughtful'' (not completed)
* [[Udaloy class destroyer|''Udaloy'' I class]] (Project 1155 ''Fregat'')
** ''[[Russian destroyer Udaloy|Udaloy]]'' – ''Bold'' (1980)
** {{ship|Russian destroyer|Vice-Admiral Kulakov||2}} (1980)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Marshal Vasilyevsky|Marshal Vasilevskiy]]'' (1982)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Admiral Zakharov|Admiral Zakharov]]'' (1982)
** {{ship|Russian destroyer|Admiral Spiridonov||2}} (1983)
** {{ship|Russian destroyer|Admiral Tributs||2}} (1983)
** {{ship|Russian destroyer|Marshal Shaposhnikov||2}} (1985)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Severomorsk|Severomorsk]]'' (1985)
** {{ship|Russian destroyer|Admiral Levchenko||2}} (1987)
** {{ship|Russian destroyer|Admiral Vinogradov||2}} (1987)
** ''[[Russian destroyer Admiral Kharlamov|Admiral Kharlamov]]'' (1988)
** {{ship|Russian destroyer|Admiral Panteleyev||2}} (1990)
* [[Udaloy class destroyer|''Udaloy'' II class]] (Project 1155.1 ''Fregat-M'')
** {{ship|Russian destroyer|Admiral Chabanenko||2}} (1995)
** ''Admiral Basistyy'' (not completed)
** ''Admiral Kucherov'' (not completed)

== Cruisers / KR, RKR ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Class
!Built
!In service
!Status
!Image
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|[[Russian cruiser Aurora|Aurora]]
|[[Diana-class cruiser|''Diana'' class]]
|1903
|1903-1945
|Museum ship since 1956
|[[File:Cruiser Aurora.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Komintern#:~:text=Komintern was a Soviet light,Civil War, although heavily damag|Komintern]]
|[[Bogatyr-class cruiser|''Bogatyr''-class]]
|1905
|1905-1942
|Sunk 1942
|[[File:Pamyat' Merkuriya 01.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Chervona Ukraina|Chervona Ukraina]]
|[[Admiral Nakhimov-class cruiser|Admiral Nakhimov-class]]
|1927
|1927-1941
|Sunk 1941, raised and used as a target
|[[File:Chervona Ukraina.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Krasny Krym|Krasny Krym]]
|[[Svetlana-class cruiser]]
|1928
|1928-1959
|Scrapped 1959
|[[File:Krasnyy Krym 01.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Krasny Kavkaz|Krasny Kavkaz]]
|[[Admiral Nakhimov-class cruiser|Admiral Nakhimov-class]]
|1932
|1932-1952
|Sunk as target 1952
|[[File:KrasnyyKavkaz1930s1.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Kirov|Kirov]]
|[[Kirov-class cruiser]]
|1938
|1938-1974
|Scrapped in 1974
|[[File:Kirov1941-2.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Voroshilov|Voroshilov]]
|[[Kirov-class cruiser]]
|1940
|1940-1973
|Scrapped 1973
|
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Maxim Gorky|Maxim Gorky]]
|[[Kirov-class cruiser]]
|1940
|1940-1959
|Scrapped 1959
|[[File:MaksimGor'kiy1941.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Molotov|Molotov]]
|[[Kirov-class cruiser]]
|1941
|1941-1972
|Scrapped 1972
|[[File:Molotov-1.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Kaganovich|Kaganovich]]
|[[Kirov-class cruiser]]
|1944
|1944-1960
|Scrapped 1960
|[[File:Kaganovich cruiser.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Kalinin|Kalinin]]
|[[Kirov-class cruiser]]
|1953
|1953-1963
|Scrapped 1963
|[[File:Soviet cruiser Kaganovich underway, September 1958 (NH 95486).tif|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[USS Milwaukee (CL-5)|Murmansk]]
|[[Omaha-class cruiser]]
|1944
|1944-1949
|Scrapped 1949
|[[File:USS Milwaukee (CL-5) off New York City, circa in August 1943 (19-N-51513).jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[German cruiser Lützow (1939)|Tallinn]]
|[[Admiral Hipper-class cruiser]]
|1944
|1944-1960
|Scrapped 1960
|[[File:Incomplete Soviet cruiser Tallinn at Leningrad c1949.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Chapayev'']]
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Chapayev'' class]]
|1950
|1950-1960
|Scrapped 1960
|
|-
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Zheleznyakov'']]
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Chapayev'' class]]
|1950
|1950-1976
|Scrapped 1976
|[[File:Cruiser Zheleznjakov.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Kuybyshev'']]
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Chapayev'' class]]
|1950
|1950-1965
|Scrapped 1965
|
|-
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Chkalov'']]
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Chapayev'' class]]
|1950
|1950-1981
|Scrapped 1981
|[[File:Kreiser komsomolec.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Frunze'']]
|[[Chapayev-class cruiser|''Chapayev'' class]]
|1950
|1950-1960
|Scrapped 1960
|
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Sverdlov|''Sverdlov'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1952
|1952-1989
|Scrapped 1993
|[[File:Sverdlov at the Coronation Naval Review 1953 IWM A 32576.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Zhdanov|''Zhdanov'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1952
|1952-1991
|Scrapped 1991
|[[File:Zhdanov1983b.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Ushakov|''Admiral Ushakov'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1953
|1953-1987
|Scrapped 1987
|[[File:AdmiralUshakov1981.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Aleksandr Suvorov|''Aleksandr Suvorov'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1953
|1953-1990
|Scrapped 1990
|[[File:Soviet Cruiser Aleksandr Suvorov underway in the Philippine Sea during the worldwide Soviet naval exercise (Okean) in April 1970. (48230450476).jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Senyavin (1952)|''Admiral Senyavin'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1954
|1954-1991
|Scrapped 1991
|
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Dmitry Pozharsky|''Dmitry Pozharsky'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1954
|1954-1987
|Scrapped 1987
|[[File:Soviet cruiser Dmitry Pozharsky c1974.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''Kronstadt''
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|
|
|Scrapped Incomplete 1961
|
|-
|''Tallinn''
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|
|
|Scrapped Incomplete 1961
|
|-
|''Varyag''
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|
|
|Scrapped Incomplete 1961
|
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Ordzhonikidze (1950)|''Ordzhonikidze'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1952
|1952-1972
|Scrapped 1972
|[[File:Irian ships 201.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Aleksandr Nevsky|''Aleksandr Nevsky'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1952
|1952-1989
|Scrapped 1989
|[[File:AleksandrNevskiy1983a.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Lazarev (1952)|''Admiral Lazarev'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1952
|1952-1986
|Scrapped 1986
|[[File:Admiral Lazarev Light cruiser Project 68-bis.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''Shcherbakov''
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|
|
|Scrapped Incomplete 1961
|
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Dzerzhinsky (1950)|''Dzerzhinsky'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1952
|1952-1989
|Scrapped 1989
|[[File:Soviet cruiser Dzerzhinskiy at anchor, in 1971.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Nakhimov (1951)|''Admiral Nakhimov'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1953
|1953-1961
|Scrapped 1961
|
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|[[Soviet cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov|''Mikhail Kutuzov'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1954
|1954-2000
|Museum ship at [[Novorossiysk]]
|[[File:Mikhail Kutuzov (cruiser).jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''Admiral Kornilov''
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|
|
|Scrapped Incomplete 1957
|
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Oktyabrskaya Revolyutsia|''Oktyabrskaya Revolyutsia'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1954
|1954-1987
|Scrapped 1987
|[[File:Molotovsk.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Murmansk (1955)|''Murmansk'']]
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|1955
|1955-1992
|Ran aground 1992, Scrapped in place 2013
|[[File:На построении по первому сроку...... - panoramio.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''Arkhangelsk''
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|
|
|Scrapped Incomplete 1961
|
|-
|''Vladivostok''
|[[Sverdlov-class cruiser|''Sverdlov'' class]]
|
|
|Scrapped Incomplete 1961
|
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Groznyy|''Groznyy'']]
|[[Kynda-class cruiser|''Kynda'' class]]
|1962
|1962-1991
|Scrapped 1991
|[[File:Cruiser Kynda.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Fokin|''Admiral Fokin'']]
|[[Kynda-class cruiser|''Kynda'' class]]
|1964
|1964-1993
|Scrapped 1995
|[[File:Groznyy1985b.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Golovko|''Admiral Golovko'']]
|[[Kynda-class cruiser|''Kynda'' class]]
|1964
|1964-2002
|Scrapped 2004
|[[File:Kynda 1990 DN-ST-91-00400mod.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Varyag (1963)|''Varyag'']]
|[[Kynda-class cruiser|''Kynda'' class]]
|1965
|1965-1990
|Scrapped 1990
|[[File:Varyag1989.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Zozulya|''Admiral Zozulya'']]
|[[Kresta I-class cruiser|Kresta I class]]
|1967
|1967-1994
|Scrapped 1995
|[[File:Vitse-admiralDrozd1985.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Vladivostok (1966)|''Vladivostok'']]
|[[Kresta I-class cruiser|Kresta I class]]
|1969
|1969-1991
|Scrapped 1991
|[[File:Soviet cruiser Vladivostok and Foxtrot class submarine in Hawaiian waters 1971 (USN 1149090).jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Vitse-Admiral Drozd|''Vitse-Admiral Drozd'']]
|[[Kresta I-class cruiser|Kresta I class]]
|1968
|1968-1990
|Sunk 1992
|[[File:Vitse-admiralDrozd1986a.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Sevastopol|''Sevastopol'']]
|[[Kresta I-class cruiser|Kresta I class]]
|1969
|1969-1989
|Scrapped 1989
|[[File:A port view of a Soviet Kresta I class guided missile cruiser off the coast of Naples - DPLA - d103e079beaaf8fdb50235b07f7ecd42.jpeg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Kronstadt|''Kronstadt'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1969
|1969-1991
|Scrapped 1993
|
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Isakov|''Admiral Isakov'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1970
|1970-1993
|Sunk 1994
|[[File:AdmiralIsakov&Simferopol'1992severomorsk.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Nakhimov (1969)|''Admiral Nakhimov'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1971
|1971-1991
|Scrapped 1993
|[[File:Soviet cruiser Admiral Nakhimov 1979.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Makarov (1970)|''Admiral Makarov'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1972
|1972-1992
|Scrapped 1994
|[[File:AdmiralMakarov1985.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''[[Soviet cruiser Marshal Voroshilov|Khabarovsk]]''
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1973
|1973-1992
|Scrapped 1994
|[[File:Soviet cruiser Marshal Voroshilov 1990.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Oktyabrsky|''Admiral Oktyabrsky'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1973
|1973-1993
|Scrapped 1993
|[[File:Soviet cruiser Admiral Oktyabrsky Hormuz 1990 color.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Isachenkov|''Admiral Isachenkov'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1974
|1974-1992
|Scrapped 1992
|[[File:Soviet cruiser Admiral Isachenkov underway aerial port quarter view 1985.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Marshal Timoshenko|''Marshal Timoshenko'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1975
|1975-1992
|Scrapped 1994
|[[File:MarshalTimoshenko1986.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Vasily Chapayev|''Vasily Chapayev'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1976
|1976-1993
|Scrapped 1993
|[[File:VasiliyChapaev1983b.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Admiral Yumashev|''Admiral Yumashev'']]
|[[Kresta II-class cruiser|Kresta II class]]
|1977
|1977-1992
|Scrapped 1994
|[[File:AdmiralYumashev1982.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian cruiser Nikolayev|''Nikolayev'']]
|[[Kara-class cruiser|Kara class]]
|1971
|1971-1992
|Scrapped 1994
|[[File:Nikolaev1986a.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background: #FFE4B5
|[[Russian cruiser Ochakov|''Ochakov'']]
|[[Kara-class cruiser|Kara class]]
|1973
|1973-2011
|Scuttled 2014, As of 2023 still laid up awaiting scrapping
|[[File:Ochakov1982.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian cruiser Kerch|''Kerch'']]
|[[Kara-class cruiser|Kara class]]
|1974
|1974-2020
|Scrapped 2020
|[[File:Project 1134B Kerch 2009 G1.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian cruiser Azov|''Azov'']]
|[[Kara-class cruiser|Kara class]]
|1975
|1975-1998
|Scrapped 2000
|[[File:Azov1988.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian cruiser Petropavlovsk|''Petropavlovsk'']]
|[[Kara-class cruiser|Kara class]]
|1976
|1976-1992
|Scrapped 1996
|[[File:Petropavlovsk1981.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian cruiser Tashkent|''Tashkent'']]
|[[Kara-class cruiser|Kara class]]
|1977
|1977-1992
|Scrapped 1994
|[[File:Tashkent1984.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''[[Russian cruiser Tallinn|Vladivostok]]''
|[[Kara-class cruiser|Kara class]]
|1979
|1979-1994
|Scrapped 1994
|[[File:Фотопленка ЦНД-32 Владивосток ноябрь 1982 Красный Вымпел и Кометы.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet cruiser Slava (1979)|''Slava'']]
|[[Slava-class cruiser|''Slava'' class]]
|1982
|1982-2022
|Sunk 2022
|[[File:Project 1164 Moskva 2009 G1.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|''[[Russian cruiser Marshal Ustinov|Marshal Ustinov]]''
|[[Slava-class cruiser|''Slava'' class]]
|1986
|1986–Present
|In Service
|[[File:Russian cruiser Marshal Ustinov MOD 45164874.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|''[[Russian cruiser Varyag (1983)|Varyag]]''
|[[Slava-class cruiser|''Slava'' class]]
|1989
|1989–Present
|In Service
|[[File:Missile cruiser Varyag in Vladivostok, 2010.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background: #FFE4B5
|''[[Ukrainian cruiser Ukraina|Ukraina]]''
|[[Slava-class cruiser|''Slava'' class]]
|1990
|1990-Present
|Laid up in Ukraine, Incomplete
|[[File:Ukrayina at Shipyard imeni 61 Kommunara Ingul River Nikolayev 7 December 2013.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya''
|[[Slava-class cruiser|''Slava'' class]]
|
|
|Cancelled and disassembled on the way in 1990
|
|}

== Coastal defense ships ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Class
!Built
!In service
!Status
!Image
|-
|[[Finnish coastal defence ship Väinämöinen|''Vyborg'']]
|{{sclass|Väinämöinen|coastal defence ship|4}}
|1929
|1947-1966
|Scrapped 1966
|[[File:Väinämöinen 1938.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship Shimushu|''EK-31'']]
|{{sclass|Shimushu|escort ship|4}}
|1938
|1947-1959
|Recommissioned as dispatch ship ''PS-25'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as repair ship ''PM-74'' 1957<br />Scrapped 1959
|[[File:Shimushu1942.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''EK-47''
|rowspan="2"|{{sclass|Ukuru|escort ship|4}}
|1944
|1947-1969
|Recommissioned as oceanographic ship ''Nord'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as repair ship ''PM-62'' 1955<br />Scrapped 1969
|
|-
|''EK-41''
|1945
|1947-1961
|Used as target ship ''TsL-41'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as oceanographic ship ''Val'' 1949<br />Scrapped 1961
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.71|''EK-43'']]
|rowspan="6"|[[Type C escort ship|Type C]]
|rowspan="6"|1944
|1947-1964
|Recommissioned as oceanographic ship ''Ostrovnoy'' 1948<br />Scrapped 1964
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.77|''EK-45'']]
|1947-1969
|Used as target ship ''TsL-45'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as repair ship ''PM-63'' 1955<br />Scrapped 1969
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.79|''EK-39'']]
|1947-1960
|Used as target ship ''TsL-39'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as oceanographic ship ''Sozh'' 1949<br />Scrapped 1960
|[[File:Japanese escort ship CD-79 Scan10051 19470726.JPG|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.105|''EK-34'']]
|1947-1960
|Used as target ship ''TsL-34'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as oceanographic ship ''Khersones'' 1949<br />Scrapped 1960
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.221|''EK-40'']]
|1947-1958
|Used as target ship ''TsL-40'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as rescue ship ''Zhiguli'' 1949<br />Scrapped 1958
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.227|''EK-35'']]
|1947-1958
|Used as target ship ''TsL-35'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as oceanographic ship ''Siurkum'' 1949<br />Scrapped 1958
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.34|''EK-32'']]
|rowspan="8"|[[Type D escort ship|Type D]]
|rowspan="8"|1944
|1947-1958
|Used as target ship ''TsL-63'' 1954<br />Recommissioned as repair ship ''PM-75'' 1957<br />Scrapped 1958
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.48|''EK-42'']]
|1947-1959
|Used as target ship ''TsL-42'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as dispatch ship ''Abakan'' 1949<br />Scrapped 1959
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.52|''EK-36'']]
|1947-1958
|Recommissioned as dispatch ship ''Naryn'' 1954<br />Scrapped 1958
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship CD-76|''EK-44'']]
|1947-1955
|Used as target ship ''TsL-44'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as guard ship ''SKR-49'' 1954<br />Ceded to [[People's Liberation Army Navy|PLA Navy]] 1955, fate unknown
|[[File:《赤峰号》中的丁型海防舰.png|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.78|''EK-37'']]
|1947-1958
|Recommissioned as dispatch ship ''Murgab'' 1954<br />Scrapped 1958
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship No.102|''EK-46'']]
|1947-1960
|Used as target ship ''TsL-46'' 1948<br />Scrapped 1960
|
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship CD-142|''EK-38'']]
|1947-1955
|Used as target ship ''TsL-38'' 1948<br />Recommissioned as dispatch ship ''Arkhara'' 1949<br />Recommissioned as guard ship ''SKR-48'' 1954<br />Ceded to PLA Navy 1955<br />Scrapped 1987
|[[File:《海阔天空》中的48号护卫舰.png|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Japanese escort ship CD-196|''EK-33'']]
|1947-1958
|Recommissioned as dispatch ship ''Turgai'' 1954<br />Scrapped 1958
|
|}

== Amphibious Assault / BDK, SDK ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Class
!Built
!In service
!Status
!Image
|-
|''[[Russian landing ship Saratov|BDK-65 Saratov]]''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]] 
|1966
|1966-2022
|Sunk on 24 March 2022, during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
|[[File:Saratov2007Sevastopol.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''BDK-6''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]] 
|1966
|1966-1992
|Scrapped 1995
|
|-
|''BDK-13''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]] 
|1967
|1967-1994
|
|
|-
|''BDK-62''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]] 
|1967
|1967-1997
|
|
|-
|''BDK-66 Sergey Lazo''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]] 
|1968
|1968-1994
|
|
|-
|''[[Russian landing ship Orsk|BDK-69 Orsk]]''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]] 
|1968
|1968–present
|In service
|[[File:USN 1144921 Soviet "Alligator" Class.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''BDK-77''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]] 
|1969
|1969-1994
|
|
|-
|''Donetsky Shakhtyor''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]] 
|1969
|1969-2002
|
|
|-
|''BDK-100 Krasnaya Presnya''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]]
|1970
|1970-1993
|Sunk 1995
|
|-
|''BDK-104 Ilya Azarov''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]]
|1971
|1971-2004
|scrapped 2004
|
|-
|''Aleksandr Tortsev''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]]
|1971
|1971-1994
|
|
|-
|''Pyotr Ilyichev''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]]
|1972
|1972-1993
|
|
|-
|''[[Russian landing ship Nikolai Vilkov|Nikolai Vilkov]]''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]]
|1974
|1974–present
|In service
|[[File:БДК Николай Вилков 2014.06.04.JPG|center|frameless]]
|-
|''[[Russian landing ship Nikolai Filchenkov|Nikolai Filchenkov]]''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]]
|1975
|1975–present
|In service
|[[File:NikoraiFil'chenkov2007Sevastopol.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|''Nikolai Golubkov''
|[[Tapir-class landing ship|Tapir-class]]
|
|
|Never completed
|
|-
|(SDK-47) [[Russian landing ship BDK-47|''BDK-47'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1974
|1974-1994
|
|
|-
|(SDK-48) [[Russian landing ship BDK-48|''BDK-48'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1975
|1975-1994
|
|
|-
|(SDK-63) [[Russian landing ship BDK-63|''BDK-63'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1975
|1975-1994
|
|
|-
|(SDK-90) [[Russian landing ship BDK-90|''BDK-90'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1975
|1975-1994
|
|[[File:A starboard view of the Soviet Navy Ropucha class landing ship LST 077 underway - DPLA - 6a114bf560b2abce5c89c977bc22ea53.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|(SDK-91) ''BDK-91'' [[Russian landing ship Olenegorsky Gornyak|''Olenegorsky Gornyak'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1976
|1976-brought on stand mod. II
|Damaged on 4 August by Ukrainian army.
|[[File:Большой десантный корабль проекта 775 «Оленего́рский горня́к» 2H1A7688WI.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|(SDK-181) [[Russian landing ship BDK-181|''BDK-181'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1976
|1976-1994
|
|
|-
|(SDK-182) ''BDK-182'' [[Russian landing ship Kondopoga|''Kondopoga'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1976
|1976-brought on stand mod. II
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:БДК Кондопога во время учений.png|center|frameless]]
|-
|(SDK-183) ''BDK-183'' [[Russian landing ship Kotlas|''Kotlas'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1977
|1977-2005
|
|
|-
|(SDK-197) [[Russian landing ship BDK-197|''BDK-197'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1977
|1977-1994
|
|[[File:Владивосток ДЕНЬ ВМФ 1982.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|(SDK-200) [[Russian landing ship BDK-200|''BDK-200'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1977
|1977-1993
|
|
|-
|(SDK-55) ''BDK-55'' [[Russian landing ship Aleksandr Otrakovsky|''Aleksandr Otrakovsky'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1978
|1978–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:BDK-775 Ship 031.JPG|center|frameless]]
|-
|(SDK-119) [[Russian landing ship BDK-119|''BDK-119'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1979
|1979-2018
|Sunk 2018
|
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Oslyabya|''Oslyabya'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1981
|1981–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:БДК-101 «Ослябя».jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Admiral Nevelskoy|''Admiral Nevelskoy'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1982
|1982–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:БДК Адмирал Невельской 2014.06.01.JPG|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Minsk|''Minsk'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1983
|1983–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:RFS Minsk 127.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|BDK-102 [[Russian landing ship Kaliningrad|''Kaliningrad'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1984
|1984–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:Kaliningrad2004Cartagena.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Georgiy Pobedonosets|''Georgiy Pobedonosets'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1985
|1985–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:БДК Георгий Победоносец.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Aleksandr Shabalin|''Aleksandr Shabalin'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1985
|1985–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:Istanbul Large Landing Ship Aleksandr Shabalin (242741001).jpeg|center|frameless]]
|-
|(SDK-64) ''[[Russian ship Tsezar Kunikov|Tsezar Kunikov]]''
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1986
|1986–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:Tsezar Kunikov in the Red Sea (2003).jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|(SDK-46) [[Russian landing ship Novocherkassk|''Novocherkassk'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1987
|1987–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:BDK Novocherkassk Project 775 2008 G1.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Yamal|''Yamal'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1988
|1988–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:Project 775 YAMAL 2009 G1.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Azov|''Azov'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1990
|1990–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:Project 775M AZOV 2008 G1.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Peresvet|''Peresvet'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1991
|1991–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:Peresvet(2).jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Korolyov|''Korolyov'']]
|[[Ropucha-class landing ship|Ropucha-class]]
|1991
|1991–Present
|In Service with Russia
|[[File:ShipsSPB2015-01.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Ivan Rogov|''Ivan Rogov'']]
|[[Ivan Rogov-class landing ship|''Ivan Rogov'' class]]
|1978
|1978-1996
|
|[[File:Amphibious Ivan Rogov class.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Aleksandr Nikolayev|''Aleksandr Nikolayev'']]
|[[Ivan Rogov-class landing ship|''Ivan Rogov'' class]]
|1982
|1982-2006
|Undergoing scrapping as of 2023
|
|-
|[[Russian landing ship Mitrofan Moskalenko|''Mitrofan Moskalenko'']]
|[[Ivan Rogov-class landing ship|''Ivan Rogov'' class]]
|1990
|1990-2006
|Undergoing scrapping as of 2023
|[[File:Amphibious landing ship "Mitrofan Moskalenko" in 1994.JPEG|center|frameless]]
|}
* {{sclass|Ropucha|landing ship|4}}
* {{sclass|Polnocny|landing ship|4}}

==Battlecruisers / RKR ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Class
!Built
!In service
!Status
!Image
|-style="background: #FFE4B5
|[[Soviet battlecruiser Kirov|''Kirov'']]
|[[Kirov-class battlecruiser|''Kirov'' class]]
|1974
|1980-1990
|Laid up awaiting Scrapping
|[[File:BCGN Kirov 1983.JPG|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet battlecruiser Frunze|''Frunze'']]
|[[Kirov-class battlecruiser|''Kirov'' class]]
|1978
|1984-1999
|Scrapping began in April 2021
|[[File:Kirov-class battlecruiser.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|[[Soviet battlecruiser Kalinin|''Kalinin'']]
|[[Kirov-class battlecruiser|''Kirov'' class]]
|1983
|1988–present
|Undergoing refit
|[[File:BCGN Kalinin 1991.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|[[Soviet battlecruiser Yuri Andropov|''Yuri Andropov'']]
|[[Kirov-class battlecruiser|''Kirov'' class]]
|1986
|1998–present
|Flagship of the Russian North Fleet
|[[File:Russian Battle Cruiser Pyotr Velikiy.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet battlecruiser Dzerzhinskiy|''Dzerzhinskiy'']] 
|[[Kirov-class battlecruiser|''Kirov'' class]]
|
|Cancelled 1990
|
|
|}

== Battleships ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Class
!Built
!In service
!Status
!Image
|-
|[[Soviet battleship Arkhangelsk|''Arkhangelsk'']]
|[[Revenge-class battleship|''Revenge'' class]]
|1914
|1916-1949
|Scrapped 1949
|[[File:HMS Royal Sovereign FL18403.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet battleship Novorossiysk|''Novorossiysk'']]
|[[Conte di Cavour-class battleship|''Conte di Cavour'' class]]
|1910
|1914-1955
|Sunk 1955
|[[File:Novorosiysk-1950-Sevastopol-2.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet battleship Frunze|''Frunze'']] 
|[[Gangut-class battleship|''Gangut'' class]]
|1909
|1914-1949
|Scrapped
|[[File:The Poltava.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet battleship Marat|''Marat'']]
|[[Gangut-class battleship|''Gangut'' class]]
|1909
|1915-1955
|Scrapped
|[[File:Marat1939.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet battleship Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya|''Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya'']] 
|[[Gangut-class battleship|''Gangut'' class]]
|1909
|1915-1952
|Scrapped
|[[File:Oktyabr'skayaRevolyutsiya1934.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet battleship Parizhskaya Kommuna|''Parizhskaya Kommuna'']] 
|[[Gangut-class battleship|''Gangut'' class]]
|1909
|1914-1956
|Scrapped
|[[File:Sevastopol battleship.jpg|center|frameless]]
|}

==Aircraft carriers/Aviation cruisers / TAKR==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Class
!Built
!In service
!Status
!Image
|-
|[[Soviet helicopter carrier Moskva|''Moskva'']] 
|[[Moskva-class helicopter carrier|''Moskva'' class]]
|1964
|1967-1996
|Scrapped in Greece 1996
|[[File:38MoskvaoffMoroccoJan1970.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet helicopter carrier Leningrad|''Leningrad'']]
|[[Moskva-class helicopter carrier|''Moskva'' class]]
|1965
|1969-1991
|Scrapped in India 1995
|[[File:DoD-Leningrad-DN-ST-90-07636 50pct.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|Kiev
|[[Moskva-class helicopter carrier|''Moskva'' class]]
|1967
|Never Completed
|Cancelled 1969
|
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|[[Soviet aircraft carrier Kiev|''Kiev'']] 
|[[Kiev-class aircraft carrier|''Kiev'' class]] 
|1970
|1975-1993
|[[Theme park]] in [[Tianjin]] since 1 May 2004.
|[[File:20040501090106 - Soviet aircraft carrier Kiev.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|[[Soviet aircraft carrier Minsk|''Minsk'']] 
|[[Kiev-class aircraft carrier|''Kiev'' class]] 
|1972
|1978-1993
|Sold to China in 1995; sold again and placed in [[Naval museum]] in [[Jiangsu]], China since 2016, severely damaged by fire in 2024
|[[File:Minsk aircraft carrier.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet aircraft carrier Novorossiysk|''Novorossiysk'']] 
|[[Kiev-class aircraft carrier|''Kiev'' class]] 
|1975
|1982-1993
|Scrapped at [[Pohang]], 1997
|[[File:Novorossijsk Kiev-class 1986.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|[[Soviet aircraft carrier Admiral Gorshkov|''Admiral Gorshkov'']]
|[[Kiev-class aircraft carrier|''Kiev'' class]] 
|1978
|1987-1996
2013–present
|In service with India as [[INS Vikramaditya|INS ''Vikramaditya'']] from 2013
|[[File:Indian aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, former Gorshkov.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|[[Soviet aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov|''Admiral Kuznetsov'']] 
|[[Kuznetsov-class aircraft carrier|''Kuznetsov'' class]]
|1982
|1991–present
|In service with Russian navy
|[[File:Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-style="background:#7FFF7F;"
|''[[Chinese aircraft carrier ex-Varyag|Varyag]]'' 
|[[Kuznetsov-class aircraft carrier|''Kuznetsov'' class]]
|1985
|2012–present
|In service with China as ''Liaoning''
|[[File:USNWC Varyag02.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|[[Soviet aircraft carrier Ulyanovsk|''Ulyanovsk'']]
|[[Ulyanovsk-class aircraft carrier|''Ulyanovsk'' class]]
|1988
|Never Completed
|Scrapped 1992 40% complete
|[[File:Ulyanovsk under construction at Nikolayev Shipyard.jpg|center|frameless]]
|-
|Unnamed
|[[Ulyanovsk-class aircraft carrier|''Ulyanovsk'' class]]
|
|Cancelled
|Cancelled 1991
|
|}

==Submarines ==
*[[List of Soviet and Russian submarine classes]]
* ''[[Dekabrist-class submarine|Dekabrist class]]''
** ''D-1 Dekabrist'' (1928)
** ''D-2 Narodovolets'' (1929)
** ''D-3 Krasnogvardyeyets'' (1929)
** ''D-4 Revolutsioner'' (1929)
** ''D-5 Spartakovets'' (1929)
** ''D-6 Yakobinets'' (1930)
* ''[[Leninets-class submarine|L type]]''
** ''L-1'' ''Leninets'' (1931)
** ''L-2 Stalinets'' (1931)
** ''[[Soviet submarine L-3|L-3 Frunzenets]]'' (1931)
** ''[[Soviet submarine L-4|L-4 Garibaldets]]'' (1931)
** ''L-5 Chartist'' (1931)
** ''L-6'' ''Carbonari'' (1931)
** ''L-7'' ''Voroshilovets'' (1935)
** ''L-8 Dzerzhinets'' (1935)
** ''L-9 Kirovets'' (1935)
** ''L-10 Menzhinets'' (1936)
** ''L11 Sverdlovets'' (1936)
** ''L-12 Molotovets'' (1936)
** ''L-13'' (1936)
** ''L-14'' (1936)
** ''L-15'' (1936)
** ''L-16'' (1937)
** ''L-17'' (1937)
** ''L-18'' (1938)
** ''L-19'' (1938)
** ''L-20'' (1940)
** ''L-21'' (1940)
** ''L-22'' (1939)
** ''L-23'' (1940)
** ''L-24''  (1941)
* ''[[Shchuka-class submarine|ShCh type]]''
* ''[[Pravda-class submarine|Pravda class]]''
** ''P-1 Pravda'' (1934)
** ''P-3 Iskra'' (1934)
** ''P-2 Zvevda'' (1935)
* ''[[Soviet S-class submarine|S type]]''
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|S-13||2}}
* ''[[Soviet M-class submarine|M type]]''
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|M-200||2}}
* ''[[Soviet K-class submarine|K type]]''
* ''[[American Holland-class submarine|A (AG) type]]''
* [[Kalev-class submarine|Kalev class]] (ex-Estonian) 
** [[EML Lembit|''Lembit'']]
** [[EML Kalev (1936)|''Kalev'']]
* {{sclass|Ronis|submarine|4}} (ex-Latvian)
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|Ronis||2}}
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|Spidola||2}}
* [[British S-class submarine (1931)|S class]] (on loan 1944 from the UK)
** ''[[HMS Sunfish (81S)|V-1]]'' ([[HMS Sunfish (81S)|HMS ''Sunfish'']])
* [[British U-class submarine|U class]] (on loan 1944–1950 from the UK)
** [[HMS Unbroken (P42)|''V-2'']] ([[HMS Unbroken (P42)|HMS ''Unbroken'']])
** [[HMS Unison (P43)|''V-3'']] ([[HMS Unison (P43)|HMS ''Unison'']])
** [[HMS Ursula (N59)|''V-4'']] ([[HMS Ursula (N59)|HMS ''Ursula'']])
* [[NMS Marsuinul#Sister ship|''TS-1'']] (ex-Romanian [[NMS Marsuinul#Sister ship|NMS ''Rechinul'']])
* [[NMS Marsuinul|''TS-2'']] (ex-Romanian [[NMS Marsuinul|NMS ''Marsuinul'']])
* [[NMS Delfinul|''TS-3'']] (ex-Romanian [[NMS Delfinul|NMS ''Delfinul'']])
* [[CB-class midget submarine|CB-class]] (ex-Italian, ex-Romanian)
** TM-4 (1944)
** TM-5 (1944)
** TM-6 (1944)
** TM-7 (1944)

=== SS/SSK / PL ===
* {{sclass2|Zulu|submarine|4}} (Project 611)
* {{sclass2|Whiskey|submarine|4}} (Project 613)
* {{sclass2|Quebec|submarine|4}} (Project 615)
* {{sclass2|Romeo|submarine|4}} (Project 633)
* {{sclass2|Foxtrot|submarine|4}} (Project 641) 
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|B-37||2}} (1959)
** [[Soviet submarine B-427|B-427]] (1971)
* {{sclass2|Tango|submarine|4}} (Project 641B Som)
* {{sclass2|Kilo|submarine|4}} (Project 877 Paltus)
** ''B-248'' (1980)
** ''[[Russian submarine Chita|B-260]]'' (1981)
** ''B-227'' (1983)
** ''B-229'' (1983)
** ''B-404'' (1983)
** ''B-401'' (1984)
** ''B-402'' (1984)
** ''B-405 Tyumenskiy Komsomolets'' (1984)
** ''B-470'' (1985)
** ''B-806'' (1986)
** ''B-439'' (1986)
** ''B-445'' (1988)
** ''B-808'' (1988)
** B-394 (1988)
** ''B-800 Vologodskij Komsomolets'' (1989)
** ''B-464'' (1990)
** ''B-459'' (1990)
** ''[[Russian submarine B-871|B-871]]'' (1990)
** ''B-471'' (1990)
** ''B-494'' (1990)
** ''B-187'' (1991)
** ''B-177'' (1991)
** ''B-190'' (1992)
* {{sclass2|Losos|submarine|4}} (Project 865 Piran'ya)
** ''MS-520'' (1988)
** ''MS-521'' (1990)

=== SSB / PLRB ===
* [[Zulu-class submarine|Zulu IV class]] (Project B611)
** B-67 (1956)
* [[Zulu-class submarine|Zulu V class]] (Project AB611)
**B-62 (1958)
**B-73 (1957)
**B-78 (1957)
**B-79 (1957)
**B-89 (1957)
* [[Golf-class submarine|Golf I/II class]] (Project 629/629A)
**B-92 (K-92, B-96)(1959)
**B-40 (K-72, B-372) (1959)
**B-41 (K-79, B-372) (1959)
**B-42 (K-83, B-83, BS-83) (1959)
**B-93 (K-126, B-126) (1959)
**B-125 (K-107, B-107, BS-107) (1960)
**B-45 (K-88, B-183) (1960)
**K-61 (B-29, B-167, BS-167) (1960)
**B-156 (K-113, BS-113, RZS-97, PZS-65) (1960)
**[[Soviet submarine K-129 (1960)|B-103]] ({{ship|Soviet submarine|K-129|Golf II|2}}) (1960) [famous as target of [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] recovery operation using the [[USNS Glomar Explorer (T-AG-193)|''Hughes Glomar Explorer'']]]
**B-109 (K-136, BS-136) (1960)
**B-113 (K-139, B-139) (1961)
**B-46 (K-75, B-575) (1961)
**B-95 (K-36, K-100, B-106) (1961)
**B-48 (K-91, B-91) (1961)
**K-93 (B-93) (1961)
**K-110 (B-110, BS-110) (1961)
**K-142 (B-142) (1962)
**B-51 (K-99,B B-99) (1962)
**K-163 (B-163) (1962)
*Golf III class (Project 601) (converted from Golf II)
**B-149 (K-118, B-118, RZS-439) (1960)
*Golf IV class (Project 605) (converted from Golf II)
**B-121 (K-102) (1959)
*Golf V class (Project 619) (converted from Golf II)
**K-153 (BS-153) (1961)

=== SSG / PLRK ===
* [[Whiskey-class submarine|Whiskey class Single Cylinder]] (Project P613)
** S-146 (1958)
* [[Whiskey-class submarine|Whiskey class Twin Cylinder]] (Project 644)
** S-69 (1960)
** S-80 (1960)
** S-44 (1960)
** S-46 (1960)
** S-159 (1960)
** S-162 (1960)
* [[Whiskey-class submarine|Whiskey class Long Bin]] (Project 665)
** S-64 (1961)
** S-155 (1961)
** S-61  (1962)
** S-142 (1963)
** S-152 (1963)
** S-164 (1963)
* [[Juliett-class submarine|Juliett class]] (Project 651)
** K-156 (1963)
** [[Soviet submarine K-85|K-85]] (1964)
** [[Soviet submarine K-70|K-70]] (1964)
** K-24 (1965)
** [[Soviet submarine K-68|K-68]] (1965)
** [[Soviet submarine K-77|K-77]] (1965)
** K-81 (1965)
** K-63 (1966)
** K-58 (1966)
** K-73 (1966)
** K-67 (1967)
** K-78 (1967)
** K-203 (1967)
** K-304 (1968)
** K-318 (1968)
** K-120 (1968)

=== SSA (auxiliary) ===
* {{sclass2|Bravo|submarine|4}} (Project 690 Kefal)
** SS-368 (1967)
** SS-226 (1968)
** SS-256 (1968)
** SS-310 (1970)
* {{sclass2|India|submarine|4}} (Project 940 Lenok)
** ''BS-486 Komsomolets Uzbekistana''
** ''BS-257''
* {{sclass2|Beluga|submarine|4}} (Project 1710 Makrel)
** S-553 Forel
* {{sclass2|Lima|submarine|4}} (Project 1840)
** BS-555

=== SSN / PLA ===
* {{sclass2|November|submarine|4}} (Project 627/627A/645 Kit)
** [[Soviet submarine K-3 Leninsky Komsomol|K-3 ''Leninsky Komsomol'']] (1958)
** K-5 (1959)
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|K-8||2}} (1960)
** ''[[Soviet submarine K-14|K-14]]'' (1959)
** ''K-52'' (1960)
** ''K-21'' (1961)
** ''[[Soviet submarine K-11|K-11]]'' (1961)
** K-133 (1962)
** K-181 (1962)
** K-115 (1962)
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|K-27||2}} (1962)
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|K-159||2}} (1963)
** K-42 (1963)
** [[Soviet submarine K-50|K-50]] (1964)
* [[Victor-class submarine|Victor I class]] (Project 671 Yorsch)
** K-38 (1967)
** K-69 (1968)
** K-147 (1968)
** K-53 (1969)
** K-306 (1969)
** K-323 ''50 years of the USSR'' (1970)
** K-370 (1970)
** K-438 (1971)
** K-367 (1971)
** [[Soviet submarine K-314|K-314]] (1972)
** K-398 (1972)
** K-454 (1973)
** K-462 (1973)
** K-469 (1974)
** K-481 (1974)
* [[Victor-class submarine|Victor II class]] (Project 671RT Syomga)
** K-387 (1972)
** K-371 (1974)
** K-495 (1975)
** K-513 (1976)
** K-467 (1976)
** K-488 (1978)
** K-517 (1978)
** K-505 (Not completed)
* [[Victor-class submarine|Victor III class]] (Project 671RTM Shchuka)
** K-524 (1977)
** K-247 (1978)
** K-507 (1979)
** K-492 (1979)
** K-412 (1979)
** K-254 (1979)
** K-502 (1979)
** K-251 (1980)
** K-255 (1980)
** [[Soviet submarine K-324|K-324]] (1980)
** K-305 (1981)
** K-355 (1981)
** K-527 (1981)
** K-298 (1982)
** K-360 (1982)
** K-218 (1983)
** K-242 (1983)
** K-358 ''Murmansky Komsomolets'' (1983)
** K-264 (1983)
** K-299 (1984)
** K-264 (1984)
** K-244 (1985)
** K-292 (1987)
** K-388 (1988)
** K-138 (1990)
** [[Russian submarine Daniil Moskovsky|K-414]] (1990)
** K-448 (1992)
* {{sclass2|Alfa|submarine|4}} (Project 705 Lira)
** [[Soviet submarine K-64|K-64]] (1971)
** K-123 (1977)
** K-316 (1978)
** K-432 (1978)
** K-373 (1979)
** K-493 (1981)
** K-463 (1981)
* {{sclass2|Mike|submarine|4}} (Project 685 Plavnik)
** [[Soviet submarine K-278 Komsomolets|K-278 ''Komsomolets'']] (1983)
* [[Sierra-class submarine|Sierra I class]] (Project 945 Barrakuda)
** [[Russian submarine Carp|K-239]] (1984)
** [[Russian submarine Kostroma (B-276)|K-276]] (1987)
* [[Sierra-class submarine|Sierra II class]] (Project 945A Kondor)
** K-534 (1990)
** [[Russian submarine Pskov|K-336]] (1993)
* [[Akula-class submarine|Akula I/''Bars'' class]]
* [[Akula-class submarine|Akula II class]]

=== SSBN / PLARB ===
* {{sclass2|Hotel|submarine|4}} (Project 658)
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|K-19||2}} (1959)
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|K-33||2}} (1969)
** ''K-55'' (1962)
** ''K-178'' (1962)
** ''K-40'' (1962)
** ''K-16'' (1963)
** ''K-145'' (1963)
** ''K-149'' (1964)
* [[Yankee-class submarine|Yankee I class]]
** K-140 ''Leninets''
** ''K-26'' 
** ''K-32'' 
** ''K-216'' 
** ''K-207'' 
** ''K-210'' 
** ''K-249'' 
** ''K-253'' 
** ''K-395'' 
** ''K-408'' 
** ''K-411'' 
** ''K-418'' 
** ''K-420'' 
** ''K-423'' 
** ''K-426'' 
** ''K-415'' 
** ''K-403'' 
** ''K-245'' 
** ''K-214'' 
** ''[[Soviet submarine K-219|K-219]]''
** ''K-228'' 
** ''K-241'' 
** ''K-444'' 
** ''K-399'' 
** ''K-434'' 
** ''K-236'' 
** ''K-389'' 
** ''K-252'' 
** ''K-258'' 
** ''K-446'' 
** ''K-451'' 
** ''K-436''
** ''K-430''
* [[Yankee-class submarine|Yankee II class]] (1968-?)
* [[Yankee-class submarine|Yankee Sidecar class]] conversion
* [[Yankee-class submarine|Yankee Pod class]] conversion
* [[Yankee-class submarine|Yankee Stretch class]] conversion
** {{ship|Soviet submarine|K-219||2}} (?-1986)
* [[Delta-class submarine|Delta I class]] (Project 667B ''Murena'')
** [[Soviet submarine K-279|K-279]] (1972)
** K-447 (1973)
** K-450 (1973)
** K-385 (1973)
** K-457 (1973)
** K-465 (1974)
** K-460 (1974)
** K-472 (1974)
** K-475 (1974)
** [[Soviet submarine K-171|K-171]] (1974)
** K-366 (1974)
** K-417 (1975)
** K-477 (1975)
** K-497 (1976)
** K-500 (1976)
** K-512 ''70 years of the Komsomol'' (1977)
** K-523 (1977)
** K-530 (1977)
* [[Delta-class submarine|Delta II class]] (Project 667BD ''Murena-M'')
** K-182 ''60 years of the Great October'' (1975)
** K-92 (1975)
** K-193 (1975)
** K-421 (1975)
* [[Delta-class submarine|Delta III class]] (Project 667BDR ''Kalmar)''
** K-242 (1976)
** K-441 (1976)
** K-449 (1976)
** K-455 (1976)
** K-490 (1977)
** K-487 (1977)
** [[Russian submarine Borisoglebsk (K-496)|K-496]] (1977)
** K-506 (1978)
** [[Russian submarine Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy|K-211]] (1979)
** K-223 (1979)
** K-180 (1980)
** [[Russian submarine Svyatoy Georgiy Pobedonosets|K-433]] (1980)
** K-129 (1981)
** K-44 (1982)
* [[Delta-class submarine|Delta IV class]] (Project 667BDRM ''Delfin'')
** [[Russian submarine Verkhoturye (K-51)|K-51]] (1984)
** [[Russian submarine Ekaterinburg|K-84]] (1985)
** [[Russian submarine BS-64|K-64]] (1986)
** [[Russian submarine Tula|K-114]] (1987)
** [[Russian submarine Bryansk|K-117]] (1988)
** [[Russian submarine Karelia (K-18)|K-18]] (1989)
** [[Russian submarine Novomoskovsk|K-407]] (1990)
* {{sclass2|Typhoon|submarine|4}} (Project 941 ''Akula'')
** [[Russian submarine Dmitriy Donskoi|TK-208]] (1981)
** [[Soviet submarine TK-202|TK-202]] (1983)
** TK-12 (1984)
** TK-13 (1985)
** TK-17 (1987)
** TK-20 (1989)

=== SSGN / PLARK ===
* [[Echo-class submarine|Echo I class]] (Project 659)
** K-45 (1961)
** K-59 (1961)
** K-66 (1961)
** K-122 (1962)
** K-151 (1963)
* [[Echo-class submarine|Echo II class]] (Project 675)
** K-166 (1963)
** K-104 (1963)
** K-170 (K-86) (1963)
** K-175 (1963)
** K-184 (1964)
** K-172 (1964)
** K-47 (1964)
** K-1 (1964)
** K-28 (K-428) (1964)
** K-35 (1965)
** K-189 (K-144) (1965)
** K-74 (1965) 
** K-22 (1965)
** K-90 (K-111) (1965)
** [[Soviet submarine K-431|K-31]] (K-431) (1965)
** K-116 (1965)
** K-57 (K-557) (1965)
** K-125 (1965)
** K-48 (1965)
** K-128 (K-62) (1966)
** [[Soviet submarine K-56 (1965)|K-56]] (1966)
** [[Soviet submarine K-131|K-131]] (1966)
** K-10 (1966)
** K-135 (1966)
** K-94 (K-204) (1966)
** K-108 (1967)
** K-7 (1967)
** K-23 (1967)
** K-34 (K-134) (1968)
* {{sclass2|Papa|submarine|4}} (Project 661 Anchar)
** [[Papa-class submarine|K-222]] (1970)
* [[Yankee-class submarine|Yankee Notch class]] conversion
** K-253 (1969)
** K-395 (1969)
** K-408 (1969)
** K-423 (1970)
* [[Charlie-class submarine|Charlie I class]] (Project 670 Skat)
** [[Soviet submarine K-43|K-43]]  (1967)
** K-87 (1968)
** K-25  (1968)
** K-121 (1969)
** K-313 (1969)
** K-308 (1970)
** K-302 (1970)
** [[Soviet submarine K-320|K-320]] (1971)
** K-325 (1971)
** [[Soviet submarine K-429|K-429]] (1972)
** K-201 (1972)
* [[Charlie-class submarine|Charlie II class]] (Project 670M Chaika)
** K-452 (1973)
** K-458 (1975)
** K-479 (1977)
** K-503 (1978)
** K-209 (1980)
* [[Oscar-class submarine|Oscar I class]] (Project 949 Granit)
** ''[[Russian submarine Arkhangelsk (K-525)|K-525]]'' (1980)
** ''[[Russian submarine Murmansk (K-206)|K-206 Minskiy Komsomolets]]'' (1983)
* [[Oscar-class submarine|Oscar II class]] (Project 949A Antey)
** [[Russian submarine Krasnodar|K-148]] (1986)
** [[Russian submarine Krasnoyarsk (K-173)|K-173]] (1986)
** [[Russian submarine Irkutsk (K-132)|K-132]] (1988)
** [[Russian submarine Voronezh (K-119)|K-119]] (1989)
** [[Russian submarine Smolensk (K-410)|K-410]] (1990)
** [[Russian submarine Chelyabinsk (K-442)|K-442]] (1990)
** ''[[Russian submarine Tver (K-456)|K-456 Kasatka]]'' (1992)
** ''[[Russian submarine Orel (K-266)|K-266 Severodvinsk]]'' (1992)

=== SSAN (auxiliary) ===
* {{sclass2|Uniform|submarine|4}} (Project 1910 Kashalot)
** AS-13 (1986)
** AS-15 (1991)

==Other==
* [[Soviet command ship SSV-33|SSV-33]] (Pacific Fleet communications ship, based upon the {{sclass|Kirov|battlecruiser|0}} battlecruiser hull)
* {{sclass|Lun|ekranoplan}} (Commissioned as a ship and used as one).
* [[Kommuna-class salvage vessel|VMF ''Kommuna'']] is a salvage vessel, and having been launched in 1915, one of the oldest naval vessels still in service in a major navy of the world.
* {{ship||Dunay|tall ship|2}} a tall ship built in Italy as the ''Cristoforo Colombo'' and acquired as war reparation.
* [[STS Sedov]] tall ship built as ''Magdalene Vinnen II '' also acquired as war reparation.
* ''[[Marshal Nedelin]]'' class missile range instrumentation/space event support ship
* ''Onega'' class acoustic trials ships
* ''Potok''/Modified T-58 class weapons trials ship
* T-43 class acoustic trials ships
* [[Kashtan-class salvage vessel]], a class of salvage vessel/submersible support

===Missile and munitions transports===
* ''Sadko'' class
* ''Amga'' class
* ''Lama'' class
* ''Muna'' class

===Electronic surveillance ships===
* [[Balzam-class intelligence ship|''Balzam'' class]]
* ''Okean'' class (modified [[naval trawler|trawler]])
* [[Primor'ye-class surveillance ship|''Primor'ye'' class]] (modified fish factory ships)
* [[Vishnya-class intelligence ship|''Vishnya'' class]]
* ''Yug'' class
* ''Alpinist'' class

===Oceanographic research ships===
* ''Nikolay Zubov'' class (AGOR & AGI)
* ''Sibirykov'' class 
* ''Yug'' class

===Survey ships===
* ''Moma'' class (AGS)
* ''Samara'' class (AGS)
* ''Finik'' class
* ''Biya'' class
* ''Kamenka'' class
* ''Vinograd'' class

== See also ==
*[[List of ships of World War II]]
*[[List of ships of Russia by project number]]

==Citations==
{{reflist}}

==References==
*{{cite web |url=http://www.hazegray.org/worldnav/russia/ |website=HazeGrey.org |title=World Navies Today: Russia |access-date=16 October 2014}}
*Polmar, Norman. (1983). ''Guide to the Soviet Navy, 3rd Edition.'' Naval Institute Press. {{ISBN|0-87021-239-7}}

== External links ==
* [http://www.hazegray.org/ Andrew Toppan's Haze Gray & Underway]

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