Corvettes "Gromkiy" and "Gremyashchiy" destroyed a mock enemy submarine with a "Paket-NK" torpedo near the Kuril Islands

Pacific Fleet exercises combined anti-submarine maneuvers by Project 20380 and 20385 corvettes with drills to counter UAVs and uncrewed boats

The Project 20380 corvette "Gromkiy" and the Project 20385 corvette "Gremyashchiy" of the Pacific Fleet practiced anti-submarine missions in the strait zones of the Kuril Islands during a sea transit.

Corvette "Gromkiy"  
Corvette "Gromkiy"  

During the exercise, the crews simulated the detection of a mock enemy submarine that was attempting to evade pursuit. The ships used tactical methods to track the underwater contact and transmitted a demand to surface. After the "hostile" submarine refused to comply, the combat crews of the corvette "Gromkiy" carried out the mock destruction of the target — an electronic (training) torpedo launch was conducted from the "Paket-NK" system.

In addition, during the transit the sailors practiced countering modern threats — unmanned aerial vehicles and uncrewed boats. Anti-aircraft artillery systems AK-630M (30 mm caliber) and heavy machine guns of 12.7 mm caliber were used to engage the targets.

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