Russian Corvettes
Steregushchiy class LOA 343′ TDISP 2,200 tons (7)
Buyan and Buyan-M Class LOA 203′ and 246′ TDISP 950 tons (10 active, 5 building)
Buyan-M sub-class (Project 21631) corvettes LOA 246′ TDISP 950 tons: Grad Sviyazhsk, Uglich, Velikiy Ustyug (all commissioned into Caspian Sea Fleet 2014) (8 active, 4 building)
Buyan sub-class (Project 21630) LOA 203′ TDISP 520 tons (3 active)
Grisha Class, Grisha III or V subclass LOA 235′ TDISP 1,000 tons
Grisha V class corvette in Sevastopol 1990. Credit: George Chernilevsky [Public domain]
This could also be a Grisha V class.
Soviet Grisha Class 1983 NARA: 330-CFD-DN-SN-83-06761
Nanuchka Class, Nanuchka III variant LOA 195′ TDISP 660 tons (15 active, 5 lost, 27 retired)
Nanuchka I class corvette in the Mediterranean, 1986. The later Nanuchka III types had a single AK-176 turret at the stern. NARA: 330-CFD-DN-ST-86-11087
Tarantul Class LOA 184′ TDISP 540 tons (ca. 25 in service many retired, many sold to export)
Tarantul III class escorting US warships USS Reuben James FFG-57 and USS Princeton CG-59 after a goodwill visit, to Vladivostok, 1990 NARA: 330-CFD-DN-ST-91-00740 PH1 Salois
Note also FSB Rubin class patrol boat in light livery at top of this capture.
Osa Class Missile boat (several variants) 127′ TDISP ca. 200 tons (1960 – present) still in service with former USSR navies and in North Korea.
Dergach Class Hoverborne Missile Corvette (1997 – present) LOA 215′ TDISP 1,050 tons (2 active with Black Sea Fleet)
Bora 615 (1997) and Samum 616 (2000)
Samum ca. 2010 Credit: Mil.ru A. Blinov CC BY 4.0
Patrol Vessels
Project 22160 Class Large Patrol Boat LOA 308′ TDISP ca. 1,500 tons (2 active, 3 building)
Vasily Bykov (2018) and Dmitriy Rogachev (2019) Novorossiysk, Black Sea Fleet
