Neustrashimy-class frigate

Service And Conflict Use

1. Feb 15, 2022

   Acceptance trials begin after overhaul

   Russian reporting and Naval Today coverage said Neustrashimy began acceptance trials in the Baltic Sea after years of repair and modernization work.

   Sources: Russian frigate Neustrashimy starts acceptance trials after years-long repairs

2. Dec 28, 2022

   Upgrade tests conclude with missile firings

   TASS reported that the Baltic Fleet's guard ship completed delivery and acceptance tests after its upgrade and fired its surface-to-air missile system during the trials.

   Sources: Russian Navy’s guard ship wraps up Baltic tests after upgrade

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