Gyurza-M class gunboat / Project 58155

Service And Conflict Use

1. Nov 25, 2018

   Kerch Strait incident

   Bellingcat documented Berdyansk and Nikopol among the Ukrainian vessels intercepted and later captured during the Kerch Strait incident.

   Sources: bellingcat: Investigating The Kerch Strait Incident

2. Mar 24, 2022

   Naval loss tracking expands

   Oryx listed Gyurza-M-class gunboats among the Ukrainian naval losses, including captured boats and Lubny, which was sunk and later raised by Russia.

   Sources: Oryx: List Of Naval Losses During The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine

3. Nov 4, 2022

   Lancet strike reported near Ochakiv

   The War Zone reported a Gyurza-M-class patrol boat struck by a Russian Lancet loitering munition and later identified the target as a Ukrainian Navy vessel near Ochakiv.

   Sources: The War Zone: Ukrainian Gunboat Struck By Russian Lancet Loitering Munition (Updated)

4. May 26, 2023

   Bucha commissioned

   Naval News reported that the final Project 58155 Gyurza-M boat, Bucha, was commissioned for the Ukrainian Navy in Kyiv.

   Sources: Naval News: Ukraine commissions Gyurza-M-class Gunboat 'Bucha'

Gyurza-M class gunboat / Project 58155 Images

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