The sea minesweeper "Lev Chernavin" of project 12700 "Alexandrite" of the Baltic Fleet conducted a training search for mines. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense.
In the naval training ranges, the crew successfully practiced setting contact and non-contact trawls, and cleared the navigable fairway of training anchor and bottom mines set the day before by a mock enemy.
Then the crew of "Lev Chernavin" destroyed mock-ups of a floating mine with small-caliber artillery fire, and also worked out a number of elements for radiation, chemical and biological protection.
Ships of this project have the world's largest hull made of monolithic fiberglass, formed by vacuum infusion - its mass is significantly less compared to a metal hull, while the strength is significantly increased.
Earlier www1.ru reported that USC Loaded the Main Turbogenerator onto the Chukotka Nuclear Icebreaker.
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