List of active Russian Navy ships

This list of active Russian Navy ships presents a picture which can never be fully agreed upon in the absence of greater data availability and a consistent standard for which ships are considered operational or not. The Soviet Navy, and the Russian Navy which inherited its traditions, had a different attitude to operational status than many Western navies. Historically, ships went to sea less and maintained capability for operations while staying in harbor.

Fleets

:Northern Fleet (NF) - Severomorsk :Pacific Fleet (PF) - Fokino, Primorsky Krai :Black Sea Fleet (BSF) - Sevastopol :Baltic Fleet (BF) - Kaliningrad :Caspian Flotilla (CF) - Astrakhan ==Ships and submarines in service==

Ships and submarines in service

(Summary: c. 66 submarines & c. 230 surface warships - incl. major/minor surface combatants, amphibious ships, patrol vessels/boats, mine countermeasures vessels - plus numerous landing craft, intelligence ships and other auxiliaries) • 13 Ballistic missile submarines • 6 Cruise missile submarines • 18 Nuclear-powered attack submarines • c. 19 Diesel/electric-powered attack submarines • c. 10 Special-purpose submarines • 1 Aircraft carrier (in commission, but not operational) • 2 Battlecruisers • 2 Cruisers • 8 Destroyers • 12 Frigates • c. 78 Corvettes • 17 Landing ships • 50+ Landing craft • 5 Patrol ships • c. 60+ Patrol boats (significant numbers of additional offshore patrol vessels/light patrol boats are operated by the Russian Coast Guard, Federal Protective Service, Russian National Guard and other agencies) • 42+ Mine countermeasures vessels • 18 Special-purpose (intelligence) ships • Numerous other auxiliaries ==Submarines==

Submarines

Strategic ballistic missile submarines Cruise missile submarines Nuclear-powered attack submarines Conventional attack submarines Special-purpose submarines ==Major surface combatants==

Major surface combatants

• The aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov formally remains in commission as of 2026; however, she has not sailed since 2017, has not completed repairs since suffering a major fire in 2019 and is unlikely to return to service. Battlecruisers Cruisers Destroyers Frigates ==Corvettes==

Corvettes

Multipurpose corvettes Surface warfare corvettes Anti-submarine corvettes Artillery corvettes ==Amphibious vessels==

Amphibious vessels

Landing ships Landing craft ==Patrol ships & boats==

Patrol ships & boats

Offshore patrol vessels Patrol boats ==Mine countermeasures vessels==

Auxiliaries

Special-purpose (intelligence) ships Icebreakers, tenders, replenishment ships & other auxiliaries ==Ships and submarines ordered or under construction==

Ships and submarines ordered or under construction

(Summary: c. 18 submarines; c. 42 surface warships - 27 major/minor surface combatants; 5 amphibious vessels; 4 Patrol vessels/boats; 6 mine countermeasures vessels - & 2 special purpose intelligence vessels and various other auxiliaries) • 4 Ballistic missile submarines • 4 Nuclear-powered attack submarines • 7 Diesel/electric attack submarines • 3 Special-purpose submarines • 7 Frigates • 20 Corvettes • 2 Amphibious assault ships • 3 Landing ships • 2 Patrol ships • 2 Patrol boats • 6 Mine countermeasures vessels • 2 Special-purpose (intelligence) ships • Several other auxiliaries of various types Ballistic missile submarines Nuclear-powered attack submarines Conventional attack submarines Special purpose submarines Frigates Corvettes Amphibious assault ships Landing ships • Additional Project 02510 BK-16 and Project 02450 BK-10 fast assault boats may also be in production, particularly for the Black Sea Fleet Patrol ships Patrol Boats Minesweepers Special-purpose (intelligence) ships Other auxiliaries ==See also==

Source: Wikipedia ↗

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