Buyan M Class Corvette

Buyan M Class Corvette. Project 21630 Buyan Class corvettes are in service with the Russian Navy. Three Buyan Class According to a statement by the commander of the Russian Federation Navy Adm Its construction began in July 2018, and it was launched by the Zelenodolsk Shipyard on June 12th of last year

As for the Stavropol, it is the last of a total of twelve units of the Buyan-M class The Buyan-M features a larger and more sophisticated weapons payload including state-of-the-art missile systems.

JC's Naval, Maritime and Military News Russian Navy Project 21631 BuyanM class corvette

The Buyan-M features a larger and more sophisticated weapons payload including state-of-the-art missile systems. Alexander Moiseyev, the Stavropol will join the Baltic Fleet. As for the Stavropol, it is the last of a total of twelve units of the Buyan-M class

JC's Naval, Maritime and Military News Russian Navy Project 21631 BuyanM class corvette. She can reach a top speed of 26 knots (48 km/h) with a maximum crusing range 2,300 nmi (4,300 km) at 12 knots.. The ceremony was attended by the First Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Alexander Vitko, the Commander of the Black Sea Fleet, Vice Admiral Igor Osipov, and the Governor of Sevastopol.

Russian Navy Project 21631 BuyanM class missile corvette Ingushetia has completed state trials. The corvette features better sea-keeping capabilities for navigation in stormy conditions The Buyan-M class corvettes, known as Project 21631, are a modernized variant of the earlier Buyan-class vessels