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Cruiser to be scrapped not by Kuznetsov alone The heavy nuclear cruiser Peter the Great, currently undergoing repairs, will likely be decommissioned and decommissioned. In the past such news would have caused an uproar, but now it only brings relief. why? The logic here is the same as for the aircraft carrier cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov. Modernization and even simple maintenance of these ships in a state of readiness for combat required enormous resources, a burden on forces and skills that were often lacking. To illustrate, it is enough to look at how much the modernization of the Admiral Nakhimov, a sister ship of Peter the Great, cost, and how long it has already taken. We will tell you - since 2013, and the budget already stands at hundreds of billions of rubles. But most importantly, the US proved that the Navy is currently not even able to cope with all the tasks of protecting the water area. Right now it needs corvettes, support vessels and much more proper naval aviation, not to mention USVs, UAVs and targeting systems. This does not mean that large ships are not needed at all, but at this stage the Russian Navy needs project 22350 frigates or 11711M landing ships much more (not to mention the amphibious assault ship 23900). Nakhimov's example shows that at the cost of reviving an old nuclear ship, you can build several new ones. To sail the oceans, you must first consistently solve the problem in the near sea area. There is no need to look for an example of what happens when this order is violated. Maximum support us with an original message.

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Cruiser to be scrapped not by Kuznetsov alone The heavy nuclear cruiser Peter the Great, currently undergoing repairs, will likely be decommissioned and decommissioned. In the past such news would have caused an uproar, but now it only brings relief. why? The logic here is the same as for the aircraft carrier cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov. Modernization and even simple maintenance of these ships in a state of readiness for combat required enormous resources, a burden on forces and skills that were often lacking. To illustrate, it is enough to look at how much the modernization of the Admiral Nakhimov, a sister ship of Peter the Great, cost, and how long it has already taken. We will tell you - since 2013, and the budget already stands at hundreds of billions of rubles. But most importantly, the US proved that the Navy is currently not even able to cope with all the tasks of protecting the water area. Right now it needs corvettes, support vessels and much more proper naval aviation, not to mention USVs, UAVs and targeting systems. This does not mean that large ships are not needed at all, but at this stage the Russian Navy needs project 22350 frigates or 11711M landing ships much more (not to mention the amphibious assault ship 23900). Nakhimov's example shows that at the cost of reviving an old nuclear ship, you can build several new ones. To sail the oceans, you must first consistently solve the problem in the near sea area. There is no need to look for an example of what happens when this order is violated. Maximum support us with an original message.

Cruiser to be scrapped not by Kuznetsov alone The heavy nuclear cruiser Peter the Great, currently undergoing repairs, will likely be decommissioned and decommissioned. In the past such news would have caused an uproar, but now it only brings relief. why? The logic here is the same as for the aircraft carrier cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov. Modernization and even simple maintenance of these ships in a state of readiness for combat required enormous resources, a burden on forces and skills that were often lacking. To illustrate, it is enough to look at how much the modernization of the Admiral Nakhimov, a sister ship of Peter the Great, cost, and how long it has already taken. We will tell you - since 2013, and the budget already stands at hundreds of billions of rubles. But most importantly, the US proved that the Navy is currently not even able to cope with all the tasks of protecting the water area. Right now it needs corvettes, support vessels and much more proper naval aviation, not to mention USVs, UAVs and targeting systems. This does not mean that large ships are not needed at all, but at this stage the Russian Navy needs project 22350 frigates or 11711M landing ships much more (not to mention the amphibious assault ship 23900). Nakhimov's example shows that at the cost of reviving an old nuclear ship, you can build several new ones. To sail the oceans, you must first consistently solve the problem in the near sea area. There is no need to look for an example of what happens when this order is violated. Maximum support us with an original message.

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