Auxiliaries and Other Ships
Command / Intelligence / Survey Ships
Donbas U-500 – Amur Class (1997) Formerly USSR Krasnodon (1969) before transfer. LOA 400′ / 122 m TDISP 5,600 tons. Seized 2014 and later towed to Odessa to resume service. Moved to Mariupol late 2018. Visual information and satellite views show the vessel on fire 2022-04-06 during the Russian War in Ukraine, and then sunk at moorings.
Slavutich U-510 – Bambuk Class / project 1288.4 (1992) command/ intelligence ship LOA 350′ / 106.7 m TDISP 5,500 tons. Seized at Sevastopol 2014, not returned.
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Simferopol (2020) modified Project 502EM Lahuna class Intelligence ship. LOA 180′ / 54.9 m TDISP 1,500 tons.
Moma Class LOA 245′ / 74.7 m TDISP 1,625 tons (2 transferred from Russia, service 1996-ca. 2015) Simferopol U-511 (1996-ca. 2010) ex. Jupter (1973), transferred from Russian Navy 1996. Intelligence then training ship, decommissioned some time before new vessel named Simferopol was completed. 
Pereyaslav A-512 Project 1824B special purpose ship/Muna class small intelligence ship (1997). LOA ca. 170′ / 51.8 m TDISP 910 tons. Formerly Soviet Navy GS-13 (1986-1996).
Auxiliaries
Balta U-811 Bereza Class Degaussing ship (1997) LOA 228′ / 69.5 m TDISP 1,880 tons. formerly SR-568 (1987) 
Oleksandr Okhrimenko A-715 Project 2262 (2019) Search and Rescue LOA 205′ / 62.5 m TDISP 2,250 tons. Soviet Navy/Russian Black Sea service 1987-1992,
Shostka U-852 Bura / Project 145 heavy lift vessel (1997) Soviet service from 1973 as Kil 33) LOA 285′ / 86.9 m TDISP 3,150 tons 
Petrushka class training ships LOA ca. 200′ / 60.1 m TDISP 335 tons (3 built in Poland 1989, transferred 1997 from Russia).
Toplivo class tanker (2) LOA 175′ / 53.3 m derelict at Berdiansk.
Horlivka A-753 Freighter LOA 250′ / 76.2 m TDISP 2,170 tons(1965) Hungarian-built
Harbour craft
Kherson U-891 Shelon class Torpedo Recovery Boat LOA 160′ / 48.8 m TDISP unknown.
Pozharny class Fire boats (tw0 transferred 1996, retired) LOA 114′ / 34.7 m TDISP 180 tons
Sail Training
Khersones Mir Class (1988-2014) Built at Gdansk, Poland. LOA 346′ / 105.5 m TDISP 3,000 tons. Acquired by Russia after years laid up in Kerch, moved to Sevastopol 2015.
Druzhba Mir Class Navigation Academy ship (1987) LOA 354′ / 107.9 m TDISP 2,300 tons. Built in Gdansk, Poland, to a design by noted naval architect Zygmunt Choreń. Involved in training both Soviet and American naval cadets 1990. Now part of the Maritime Academy. Laid up awaiting repairs since around 2000.
The Searchers 