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The repair of the nuclear cruiser "Peter the Great" is considered inadequate, said the head of the support movement of the All-Russian Fleet (DPF) Vladimir Meltsev. "The committee has already made a preliminary decision, the final one has not yet been announced - it is not possible to restore the cruiser [Peter the Great]. The ship has a certain amount of wear and tear," Maltzev said. TASS announced that such a decision will be made in 2023. The condition for decommissioning the flagship of the Northern Fleet was then the completion of repairs to its classmate, Admiral Nakhimov, so that at least one Project 1114 TARK would remain in the Russian Navy. Its repairs have just been completed. Earlier it was reported that the repairs of the aircraft carrier cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov from project 1143 actually stopped. The ship has been undergoing repair work since 2017, and recently they have not actually been carried out. Thus, the Russian Navy is simultaneously deprived of its only aircraft carrier and one of its two nuclear-powered cruisers, without having a replacement even in the medium term. This means a complete break in continuity and a forced change in the entire concept of the sea fleet of the Russian Navy in the near future. Russian shipbuilders are no longer able to quickly build new large shipbuilders, and the Russian budget can no longer afford it. Military informant.

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The repair of the nuclear cruiser "Peter the Great" is considered inadequate, said the head of the support movement of the All-Russian Fleet (DPF) Vladimir Meltsev. "The committee has already made a preliminary decision, the final one has not yet been announced - it is not possible to restore the cruiser [Peter the Great]. The ship has a certain amount of wear and tear," Maltzev said. TASS announced that such a decision will be made in 2023. The condition for decommissioning the flagship of the Northern Fleet was then the completion of repairs to its classmate, Admiral Nakhimov, so that at least one Project 1114 TARK would remain in the Russian Navy. Its repairs have just been completed. Earlier it was reported that the repairs of the aircraft carrier cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov from project 1143 actually stopped. The ship has been undergoing repair work since 2017, and recently they have not actually been carried out. Thus, the Russian Navy is simultaneously deprived of its only aircraft carrier and one of its two nuclear-powered cruisers, without having a replacement even in the medium term. This means a complete break in continuity and a forced change in the entire concept of the sea fleet of the Russian Navy in the near future. Russian shipbuilders are no longer able to quickly build new large shipbuilders, and the Russian budget can no longer afford it. Military informant.

The repair of the nuclear cruiser "Peter the Great" is considered inadequate, said the head of the support movement of the All-Russian Fleet (DPF) Vladimir Meltsev. "The committee has already made a preliminary decision, the final one has not yet been announced - it is not possible to restore the cruiser [Peter the Great]. The ship has a certain amount of wear and tear," Maltzev said. TASS announced that such a decision will be made in 2023. The condition for decommissioning the flagship of the Northern Fleet was then the completion of repairs to its classmate, Admiral Nakhimov, so that at least one Project 1114 TARK would remain in the Russian Navy. Its repairs have just been completed. Earlier it was reported that the repairs of the aircraft carrier cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov from project 1143 actually stopped. The ship has been undergoing repair work since 2017, and recently they have not actually been carried out. Thus, the Russian Navy is simultaneously deprived of its only aircraft carrier and one of its two nuclear-powered cruisers, without having a replacement even in the medium term. This means a complete break in continuity and a forced change in the entire concept of the sea fleet of the Russian Navy in the near future. Russian shipbuilders are no longer able to quickly build new large shipbuilders, and the Russian budget can no longer afford it. Military informant.

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