According to the Telegram channel "Black Sea Fleet", the dismantling of a number of former ships and boats of the naval forces of Ukraine, remaining in Sevastopol and Donuzlav since the annexation of Crimea to the Russian Federation in March 2014, has begun in Sevastopol. For nine years, they have been on the sidelines.
The former ships and boats of the Ukrainian Navy delivered to the ship-separating base in Inkerman in Sevastopol - from left to right: the missile boat "Pridniprov'ya" of project 12411T, the artillery boat "Kherson" (former torpedo boat of project 1388), the sea minesweeper "Chernigiv" of project 266M, the corvette "Khmelnitsky" of project 12412, the sea minesweeper "Cherkasi" of project 266M, the Lutsk corvette of the 1124MU project. Far left - decommissioned naval minesweeper project 266M of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy (apparently, "Electric"), June 2023 (c) Telegram channel "Black Sea Fleet"
The channel cites photos of the former Navy ships transferred to the ship-separating base in Inkerman - the Lutsk corvettes of project 1124MU and Khmelnitsky of project 12412, the Cherkasi and Chernigiv naval minesweepers of project 266M, the Pridniprov missile boat of project 12411T and the Kherson artillery boat (the former torpedo boat of project 1388).
In turn, as the Zen channel "Morskoy" writes, in the center of the city of Sevastopol, in the Southern Bay, the floating crane of the Black Sea Fleet PK-3100 prepared to disassemble the floating crane of the NAVY "Kalanchak".
The Izvestia newspaper also reported that "the Ukrainian warships remaining in the Crimea since 2014 have been handed over for disposal. This was reported to Izvestia on June 9 by sources in the military department."
According to the Morskoy channel, "the reason for the decisions made is very simple. Over the past 9 years, this scrap metal has been constantly moved from one berth to another, because it interfered with the daily activities of the Black Sea Fleet. It was also necessary to allocate permanent funding for the maintenance of this fleet. Russia has a large fleet. And there are not enough free berths for "non-combatant" units. And even more money. The situation no longer allows us to give the ships to their former owners. Therefore, there was only one way out - to put them on pins and needles.
According to the "Marine", the only thing that can be of value is the tug "Kremenets". The vessel was built in Finland for the USSR Navy. The Finns built well. Shortly before 2014, he underwent repairs and could continue to serve as part of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation. All the other ships are too old and dilapidated, they do not represent any value for the Russian Navy."
A total of 19 former ships, boats and vessels of the Ukrainian Navy remained in Crimea by the beginning of 2022:
Large diesel-electric submarine U 01 "Zaporizhzha" - former B-435 project 641
Control ship U 510 "Slavutich" - under construction SSV-189 "Pridneprovie" project 12884
Corvette U 205 "Lutsk" - under construction MPK-85 project 1124MU
Corvette U 209 "Ternopil" project 1124MU
Corvette U 208 "Khmelnitsky" - former MPK-116 project 12412
Missile boat U 155 "Pridniprov'ya" - former R-54 (before that "Krasnodar Komsomolets") project 12411T
Artillery boat U 891 "Kherson" - former torpedo boat TL-1616 of project 1388
Naval minesweeper U 310 "Chernigiv" - former "Anti-aircraft gunner" of project 266M
Sea minesweeper U 311 "Cherkasi" - former "Scout" of project 266M
Large landing ship U 402 "Kostyantin Olshansky" - former BDK-56 "Konstantin Olshansky" project 775
Anti-sabotage boat U 240 "Feodosia" - former P-99 of the PV1415 project
Sea rescue tug U 705 "Kremenets" - former SB-524 project 714
Large hydrographic boat U 635 "Skvira" - former BGK-697 project 1896
Small hydrographic boat U 662 - former MGK-1889 project 16830
Raid tug U 953 "Dubno" - former RB-295 project 737M
Raid boat U 926 of project 376
Oil garbage collector vessel U 954 - former MUS-482 project 14630
Floating crane U 802 "Kalanchak" - former PK-23050 of project 771
Non-self-propelled training vessel U 951 "Velika Oleksandrivka" - former UTS-433 (former base minesweeper T-814) of project 254
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The former ships and boats of the Ukrainian Navy delivered to the ship-separating base in Inkerman in Sevastopol - from left to right: the missile boat "Pridniprov'ya" of project 12411T, the artillery boat "Kherson" (former torpedo boat of project 1388), the sea minesweeper "Chernigiv" of project 266M, the corvette "Khmelnitsky" of project 12412, the sea minesweeper "Cherkasi" of project 266M, the Lutsk corvette of the 1124MU project. Far left - decommissioned naval minesweeper project 266M of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy (apparently, "Electric"), June 2023 (c) Telegram channel "Black Sea Fleet"
The floating crane of the Black Sea Fleet PK-3100 begins disassembly of the former floating crane of the Ukrainian Navy "Kalanchak". To the left of him is the former Ukrainian Navy oil garbage collector vessel MUS-482. Sevastopol, June 2023 (c) Zen channel "Morskoy"
