The repair of the most powerful warship of the Russian Navy, Pyotr Veliki, was recognized as "inappropriate" 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". A special committee previously recognized the repair and modernization of the flagship of the Russian Northern Fleet, the heavy missile cruiser Pyotr Veliki, as "inadequate". So said the head of the support movement of the All-Russian Navy Vladimir Meltsev, Kommersant writes. "The committee has already made a preliminary decision, the final one has not yet been announced - the cruiser cannot be restored. The ship has a certain amount of wear and tear." - said Maltsev in the "330 Years of the Russian Navy" forum. At the same time, Meltsev himself believes that the ship should be preserved if possible. According to him, Project 1144 Orlan cruisers remain one of the most successful developments in the history of world shipbuilding. "Peter the Great" was laid down in Leningrad in 1986 and entered the fleet in 1998. A total of four cruisers of this project were laid down in the Soviet Union. Two have already been decommissioned, the third - Admiral Nakhimov - has undergone many years of modernization and is now being tested. TASS reported plans to erase Peter the Great as early as 2023. So the agency's source linked it to the high costs of modernization. This statement was later denied.

The repair of the most powerful warship of the Russian Navy, Pyotr Veliki, was recognized as "inappropriate" 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". A special committee previously recognized the repair and modernization of the flagship of the Russian Northern Fleet, the heavy missile cruiser Pyotr Veliki, as "inadequate". So said the head of the support movement of the All-Russian Navy Vladimir Meltsev, Kommersant writes. "The committee has already made a preliminary decision, the final one has not yet been announced - the cruiser cannot be restored. The ship has a certain amount of wear and tear." - said Maltsev in the "330 Years of the Russian Navy" forum. At the same time, Meltsev himself believes that the ship should be preserved if possible. According to him, Project 1144 Orlan cruisers remain one of the most successful developments in the history of world shipbuilding. "Peter the Great" was laid down in Leningrad in 1986 and entered the fleet in 1998. A total of four cruisers of this project were laid down in the Soviet Union. Two have already been decommissioned, the third - Admiral Nakhimov - has undergone many years of modernization and is now being tested. TASS reported plans to erase Peter the Great as early as 2023. So the agency's source linked it to the high costs of modernization. This statement was later denied.