Russia's Almaz design bureau develops Project 23420 small antisubmarine warfare ship

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Russia's Almaz design bureau develops Project 23420 small antisubmarine warfare ship
 
The Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau in northwest Russia has developed a small antisubmarine warfare ship for foreign customers, the Flotprom online media organization reported with reference to Head of the Design Bureau’s Marketing and Scientific and Technical Information Department Dmitry Tsygankov.
     
Russia's Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau (member of United Shipbuilding Corporation OCK) unveiled the new Project 23420 small anti submarine warfare (ASW) ship. The vessel features a futuristic design with very sleek lines.
Project 23420 small anti submarine warfare (ASW) ship. Picture: Almaz
     
The Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau is a subsidiary of Russia’s United Shipbuilding Corporation.
"This project is designed for foreign customers rather than the Russian Navy," Tsygankov said.

According to him, the designers of the small antisubmarine warfare ship view Southeast Asian countries as their main customers but they will be glad to cooperate with any other customer regardless of its region.
     
Russia's Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau (member of United Shipbuilding Corporation OCK) unveiled the new Project 23420 small anti submarine warfare (ASW) ship. The vessel features a futuristic design with very sleek lines.
Project 23420 small anti submarine warfare (ASW) ship. Picture: Almaz
     
According to the project, the ship will have a displacement of 1,300 tons, a length of 75 meters, a width of 13 meters and a maximum speed of 30 knots.

The ship will be armed with the AK-176MA 76mm or AK-306 30mm gun, the 3M-47 Gibka launcher, two 12.7mm machineguns and the Paket-E/NK or RPK-8E antisubmarine warfare system with antisubmarine warfare missiles and depth charges.

The Project 23420 small antisubmarine warfare ship will carry an unmanned aerial vehicle.

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