Project 22350 Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate

Service And Conflict Use

1. Jul 28, 2018

   Lead ship commissioned

   ODIN reports that the lead ship Admiral Gorshkov was commissioned into the Russian Navy on 28 July 2018.

   Sources: ODIN: Admiral Gorshkov commissioned on 28 July 2018

2. Feb 27, 2020

   First shipborne Tsirkon launch reported

   Naval News reported that Admiral Gorshkov fired a Tsirkon hypersonic missile from the Barents Sea during state trials, marking the first ship launch of the missile.

   Sources: Naval News: First shipborne Tsirkon test

3. May 30, 2022

   Another Tsirkon test-fire reported

   Naval News reported that Admiral Gorshkov conducted another Tsirkon test firing against a sea target in the Barents Sea trial area.

   Sources: Naval News: Admiral Gorshkov Tsirkon test-fire in the Barents Sea

4. Sep 30, 2024

   Fourth ship launched for the Pacific Fleet

   Naval News reported the launch of Admiral Isakov, the fourth Project 22350 frigate and the first one assigned to the Russian Pacific Fleet.

   Sources: Naval News: First Project 22350 frigate for Pacific Fleet

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