Cruisers
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Slava-Class Guided Missile Cruiser LOA 612′ TDISP 12,000 tons (3 active, 1 incomplete)
Moskva (formerly Slava) (1982)
Marshal Ustinov (formerly Admiral Flota Lobov) (1986)
Marshal Ustinov during 2018 intercept by HMS St. Albans (Photo: LPHOT SEELEY/MOD)
Varyag (formerly Chervona Ukrayina) (1989)
Varyag during bilateral exercises with USS McCampbell 2011. US Navy: 474168 Petty Officer 3rd Class Corey Hensley
Ukrayina (formerly Komsomolets) (not completed) Mykolaiv, Ukraine, awaiting scrapping or sale
Kara Class Missile Cruiser LOA 569′, TDISP 8,900 tons (7 retired, 1 still in reserve)
Petrpavlovsk shadowing recovery operations of flight Korean Air 007, 1983 NARA 330-CFD-DN-SN-89-04567 PH1 Felimon Barbante, USN [Detail]
Kara Class cruiser Kerch 1986 NARA: 330-CFD-DN-ST-86-11183
Ochakov (1973 – 2011) recently scrapped after being used as a blockship in intervention in Ukraine
Azov (1975 – 2000) dismantled South of Sevastopol, Black Sea
Kara Class cruiser Kerch n.d. NARA: 330-CFD-DN-SC-89-01795
Kynda Class LOA 468′ TDISP 5,500 tons (4, all scrapped)
Kynda Class cruiser underway, 1985 NARA 330-CFD-DN-SN-86-00746
Admiral Golovko (1964 – 2002) scrapped Sevastopol 2004
Kynda Class Cruiser, 1985 NARA 330-CFD-DN-SN-86-04124 LT Dave Parsons, USN
Sverdlov Class LOA 689′ TDISP 16,000 tons (14, 1 preserved)
Sverdlov Class cruiser photographed by Royal Navy aircraft © Crown copyright: IWM (A 35211)
Mikhail Kutuzov (1954 – 2000) – Museum Ship
Murmansk (1955 – 1992) wrecked 1994 near Hasik, Norway, on way to scrapping, Eventually dismantled in place using a cofferdam.
[Annotated view] yellow line shows total length of the wreck
Sverdlov Class Zhdanov converted to Command Cruiser, 1983 view NARA: 330-CFD-DN-SN-87-06397
Pallada Class Protected Cruisers (3 built, 1 preserved) LOA 416′ TDISP 6,700 tons
Aurora (1903) Museum ship since 1957, ceremonially in commission
