The United Shipbuilding Corporation presented an export version of the Project 10750E raid minesweeper at the International Maritime Defense Show "Fleet-2026". The development was carried out by specialists from the Almaz Design Bureau (part of OSK) based on the Project 10750 minesweeper, which has proven itself well in the Russian Navy.

The ship is designed to search for and destroy moored and bottom mines using mechanical, electromagnetic, or acoustic trawls. It can operate in coastal waters, harbors, ports, shallow fairways between islands, and ahead of a ship, ensuring safe passage.

In addition to traditional mine-sweeping armament, the ship was equipped with a modern anti-mine system with autonomous underwater vehicles. They allow searching for and destroying mines at a safe distance from the ship. The possibility of laying minefields was also provided. Updates affected the power plant, diesel generators, mine-hunting sonar station, and other equipment.

The hull and superstructure were made of fiberglass and multi-layer composite material. This reduces the level of physical fields, which is especially important during mine-sweeping operations. When developing the export version, the designers completely rearranged the service and living quarters, and the architectural appearance of the ship was brought into line with modern shipbuilding requirements.