Sovremenny class / Project 956 Sarych LOA 512′ / 156.1 m TDISP 8,500 tons (22, 2 active)
Profile US Navy, public domain, from All Hands Magazine Feb. 1987 edition p42.RFS Nastoychivy Sovremenny class destroyer 2005 participating in Baltic Ops NARA 330-CFD-DN-SD-07-00069 CDR Jamie Morrison, USN
Sovremennyy class destroyer BYSTRIY 1993 NARA: 330-CFD-DN-SN-94-01267
Burny (1988 – long refit since 2007 at Vladivostok)
Bespokoynyy (1991 – 2018) Museum Ship in Kronstadt
[Detail of] overhead view of the Sovremenny class destroyer Stoykiy underway, 1987. Victor12 [Public domain] Originally US Navy DN-SC-88-03141Bezboyaznennyy (1990-2016). Pacific Fleet, in reserve since 1999. Laid up at Fokino, it was scrapped near Nakhodka, 2020.
These two destroyers in Severomorsk are currently being dismantled. Based on decommissioning of Northern Fleet units, these are likely Gremyashchiy (1991 – 2006) and Rastoropnyy (1989 – 2012).
Sovremenny class hulk being dismantled near Fokino. Based on Pacific Fleet destroyers, this is likely Osmotritelnyy (1984 – 1998).
Kashin class / Project 61LOA 472′ / 143.9 m TDISP 4,400 tons (20, all retired, 5 modified examples were transferred to India. 3 of these may remain in service)
Profile US Navy, public domain, from All Hands Magazine Apr. 1987 edition p45.A Kashin class destroyer passing near USS Coral Sea in 1980 NARA DNSC8511137
Smetlivy (1969-2020) – at time of decommissioning in Aug. 2020, was the oldest active destroyer in the World. Intended to become a museum ship.
ORP Warszawa 271 (Polish Navy service 1988-2003) formerly Soviet Smelyi (1969-1988) scrapped at Gdansk 2005.
ORP Warszawa, ca 1991. Credit: I. Sobieszczuk, from Technika Wojskowa 6/91 ISSN 0867-5635 Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Kanin Class / Project 57AGnevny LOA 456′ / 139 m TDISP 4,500 tons (8 all retired and scrapped, 1 uncompleted hull)
A starboard view of the Soviet Kanin class destroyer 639 underway, 1983. NARA: USN 330-CFD-DN-ST-84-01633 (PH2 D. Beech)
Khrabryy (cancelled 1963, completed 6 years later as power generation barge) derelict at Bukhta Bezymyannaya, near Vladivostok.
Udaloy II variant / Project 1155.1 Fregat II (some earlier ships may be upgraded to II standard) – Admiral Chabanenko (1999)
The Searchers 