Footage of the Tamal frigate of project 11356, code "Burevestnik", built by Russia for the Indian Navy, has appeared online. The warship is in the final stage of sea trials.
According to preliminary data, the ship was filmed at the Baltic Naval Base of the Russian Navy.
Earlier it was reported that Tamal would be handed over to the Indian side in the spring of 2025. The ship was originally laid down for the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
About project 11356:
In October 2018, Rosoboronexport signed a contract with Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) worth about $500 million to assist in the construction of two Russian project 11356 frigates for the Indian Navy at GSL, with the transfer of licenses and technologies by the Russian side.
The multipurpose frigate of project 11356 has a balanced set of weapons with a relatively small displacement, allowing it to reliably cover escorted ships from attacks by air, surface and underwater enemies.
Earlier www1.ru reported that a new communication system for kamikaze drones has been developed in Russia: it bypasses all existing electronic warfare equipment.
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