The crew of the small missile ship (MRK) Zelony Dol (Project 21631 Buyan-M) conducted artillery firing and repelled an attack by unmanned boats of a mock enemy during exercises in the Baltic Sea. This was reported by the press service of the Baltic Fleet.
The sailors carried out a set of air defence exercises. Illuminating artillery shells were used to simulate low-flying drones.
Fire was delivered at them from the 30 mm AK-630M-2 shipborne artillery mount.
The press service added that all designated targets had been hit. Then the crew of the MRK Zelony Dol fired the AK-190 artillery mount at an enemy warship. It was simulated by a small sea target shield.
In addition to live-fire tasks, the Baltic sailors conducted drills on damage control and ship survivability. They also practiced defence in the event of an attack by saboteurs.
AK-630M-2 Duet
The AK-630M-2 is a powerful anti-aircraft artillery mount with two six-barrel AO-18 guns. It requires 1 person to operate.
The system is distinguished by its high rate of fire (up to 10,000 rounds per minute), is suitable as a close-in weapon and for engaging aerial targets. The AK-630M-2 is manufactured at the Tula Machine-Building Plant.
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