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Class
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Hint
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Answer
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Sokol
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Renamed Prytkyi in 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1915, scrapped in 1922
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Sokol
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Sokol
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Renamed Prochnyi in 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, scrapped in 1922
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Yastreb
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Sokol
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Renamed Poslushnyi in 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, transferred to the Finnish Red Army and renamed S-3, returned to the USSR in 1920, scrapped in 1925
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Korshun
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Sokol
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Renamed Porazhayushchyi and reclassified as an aviso in 1913, scrapped in 1925
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Nyrok
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Sokol
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Renamed Rezvyi in 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, transferred to the Finnish Red Army and renamed S-4 in 1918, returned to the USSR in 1920, scrapped in 1925
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Voron
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Sokol
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Renamed Prozorlivyi in 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, transferred to the Finnish Red Army and renamed S-4 in 1918, sunk by a storm on 4 October 1925
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Gagara
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Sokol
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Renamed Retivyi in 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, scrapped in 1922
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Filin
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Sokol
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Renamed Ryanyi in 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, transferred to the Finnish Red Army and renamed S-1 in 1918, sunk as a target ship in 1927
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Sova
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Sokol
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Renamed Pozvizhnyi in 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, transferred to the Finnish Red Army and renamed S-3, sunk in 1944
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Albatros
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Sokol
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Renamed Pronzitelnyi in 1902, probably scrapped in 1911
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Berkut
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Sokol
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Renamed Pylkyi in 1902, hulked in 1911
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Krechet
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Sokol
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Renamed Strogyi in 1902, then Marti in 1922, scrapped in 1929
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Lebed
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Sokol
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Renamed Smetlivyi in 1902, scuttled on 18 June 1918
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Pelikan
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Sokol
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Renamed Svirepyi in 1902, destroyer № 204 in 1918, Leytenant Schmidt in 1922, scrapped in 1927
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Pavlin
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Sokol
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Renamed Stremitelnyi in 1902, scuttled n 18 June 1918
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Fazan
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Sokol
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Renamed Reshitelnyi in 1902 in 1902, captured by Japan in 1904 and renamed Akatsuki, scrapped in 1917
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Kondor
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Sokol
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Renamed Seridityi in 1902, scrapped in 1923
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Bekas
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Sokol
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Renamed Smelyi in 1902, scrapped in 1923
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Gorlitsa
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Sokol
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Renamed Skoryi in 1903, scrapped in 1923
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Perepel
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Sokol
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Renamed Statnyi in 1903, in scrapped in 1923
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Shchegol
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Sokol
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Renamed Steregushchyi in 1903, sunk by Japanese destroyers and cruisers on 10 March 1904
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Kulik
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Sokol
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Renamed Strashnyi in 1903, sunk by Japanese torpedo boat destroyers on 13 April 1904
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Skvorets
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Sokol
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Renamed Storozhevoy in 1903, sunk by a mine in 1904
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Grach
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Sokol
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Renamed Silnyi in 1903, beached in 1904, refloated by Japan in 1905 and renamed Fumizuki, scrapped in 1913
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Baklan
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Sokol
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Renamed Stroynyi in 1903, sunk by a mine in 1904
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Strizh
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Sokol
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Renamed Razyashchyi in 1903, sunk by a mine in 1904
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Drozd
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Sokol
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Renamed Rastoropnyi in 1903, scuttled in 1904
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Diatel
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Kit
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Renamed Bditelnyi in 1902, sunk by a mine in 1904
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Kit
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Kit
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Renamed Besstrashnyi in 1902, scrapped in 1924
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Delfin
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Kit
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Renamed Besposhchadnyi in 1902, scrapped in 1923
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Skat
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Kit
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Renamed Besshumnyi in 1902, scrapped in 1924
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Kasatka
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Buiniy
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Originally named Bychiok before completion, scuttled on 28 May 1905
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Buinyi
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Buiniy
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Originally named Akula before completion, scrapped in 1925
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Boikiy
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Buiniy
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Originally named Makrel before completion, wrecked and scuttled in 1904
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Burnyi
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Buiniy
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Originally named Plotva before completion, scuttled on 28 May 1905
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Bystryi
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Buiniy
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Originally named Nalim before completion, renamed Anisimov in 1923, scrapped in 1925
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Bravyi
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Buiniy
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Originally named Okun before completion, scuttled on 28 May 1905
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Blestyashchiy
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Buiniy
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Originally named Keta before completion, captured by Japan in 1904 and renamed Satsuki, scrapped in 1922
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Bedovyi
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Buiniy
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Originally named Peskar before completion, scrapped in 1925
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Bodryi
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Buiniy
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Originally named Paltus before completion, sunk on 28 May 1905
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Bezuprechnyi
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Buiniy
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Originally named Sig before completion, scrapped in 1925
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Vidnyi
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Grozny
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Scrapped in 1925
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Grozny
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Grozny
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Sunk on 28 May 1905
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Gromkiy
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Grozny
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Scrapped in 1925
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Gromiashchiy
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Sunk by a mine in 1916
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Renamed Zavetnyi in 1907, captured by Germany in 1918, scuttled in 1919
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Karp
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Renamed Zavidny in 1907, captured by Germany in 1918 and renamed R-13, destroyed by British troops in 1919
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Beluga
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Renamed Zhivoy in 1907, captured by Germany in 1918 and renamed R-14, recaptured by the UK and returned to the White Army in 1919, wrecked in 1920
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Rybets
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Renamed Zhutkiy in 1907, captured by Germany in 1918 and renamed R-12, destroyed by British troops in 1919
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Ugor
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Renamed Zharkiy in 1907, captured by Germany in 1918, recaptured by the UK and returned to the White Army in 1919, scrapped in 1924
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Shchuka
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Renamed Zhivuchiy in 1907, sunk by a mine in 1916
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Karas
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Captured by Germany in 1918 and renamed R-11, recaptured by the UK and returned to the White Army in 1919, scrapped in 1924
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Zvonkiy
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Leytenant Pushchin
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Captured by Germany in 1918 and renamed R-10, recaptured by the UK and returned to the White Army in 1919, scrapped in 1924
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Zorkiy
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Leytenant Burakov
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Reclassified as an aviso in 1912, sunk by a mine on 12 August 1917
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Leytenant Burakov
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Leytenant Burakov
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Metky
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Leytenant Burakov
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Scrapped in 1925
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Molodetsky
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Leytenant Burakov
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Scrapped in 1923
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Moshchny
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Leytenant Burakov
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Scrapped in 1924
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Iskusny
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Leytenant Burakov
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Sunk by a mine on 12 December 1914
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Ispolnitelny
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Leytenant Burakov
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Reclassified as a training ship in 1922 and renamed Roshal, scrapped in 1925
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Krepky
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Leytenant Burakov
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Reclassified as a training ship in 1920, scrapped in 1924
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Lyogky
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Leytenant Burakov
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Scrapped in 1925
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Lovky
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Leytenant Burakov
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Capsized and sunk on 12 December 1914
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Letuchy
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Leytenant Burakov
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Likhoy
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1922, renamed Zhemchuzhin in 1925, scrapped on 17 January 1930
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1922, renamed Roshal in 1925, scrapped on 18 November 1929
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Inzhener-mekhanik Dmitriev
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Boevoy
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Burny
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Vnimatelny
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Sunk by a mine on 14 November 1917
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Bditelny
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1921, renamed Martynov in 1925, scrapped in 1940
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Vnushitelny
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1921, renamed Artemyev in 1925, scrapped in 1953
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Vynoslivy
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Scrapped on 24 June 1924
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Kapitan Yurasovsky
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Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
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Scrapped on 24 June 1924
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Leytenant Sergeyev
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Deyatelny
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Deyatelny
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Deyatelny
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Scrapped on 23 August 1922
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Delny
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Deyatelny
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Dostoyny
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Deyatelny
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Rastoropny
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Deyatelny
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Razyashchy
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Deyatelny
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Silny
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Deyatelny
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Scrapped on 21 November 1925
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Storozhevoy
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Deyatelny
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Ran aground and wrecked on 21 August 1917
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Stroyny
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Ukraina
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Sunk as a target ship in July 1961
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Ukraina
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Ukraina
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Scrapped on 28 June 1958
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Voiskovoy
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Ukraina
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Scrapped on 30 July 1962
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Turkmenets-Stavropolsky
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Ukraina
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Sunk by German submarine UC-27 on 15 October 1916
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Kazanets
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Ukraina
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Scrapped in 1924
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Steregushchiy
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Ukraina
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Scrapped in 1924
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Strashny
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Ukraina
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Scrapped in 1924
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Donskoi Kazak
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Ukraina
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Scrapped in 1923
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Zaibaikalets
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Emir Bukharsky
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Renamed Yakov Sverdlov in 1919, scrapped on 1 December 1925
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Emir Bukharsky
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Emir Bukharsky
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Renamed Karl Libknekht in 1919, scrapped on 1 December 1925
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Finn
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Emir Bukharsky
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Sunk in 1919, refloated in 1920, scuttled on 28 March 1920
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Moskvitianin
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Emir Bukharsky
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Sunk by a mine on 21 August 1916
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Dobrovolets
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Gaidamak
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Scrapped on 25 November 1926
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Gaidamak
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Gaidamak
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Scrapped on 20 July 1929
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Vsadnik
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Gaidamak
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Reclassified as a barracks ship in 1938, scrapped in 1950
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Amurets
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Gaidamak
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Scrapped on 29 April 1926
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Ussuriets
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Okhotnik
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Sunk by a mine on 13 September 1917
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Okhotnik
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Okhotnik
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Scrapped in 1924
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General Kondratenko
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Okhotnik
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Scrapped in 1924
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Pogranichnik
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Okhotnik
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Captured by the USSR in 1917, renamed Konstruktor in 1926, sunk by Finnish aircraft on 4 November 1941
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Sibirsky Strelok
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Leytenant Shestakov
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Scuttled on 18 June 1918
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Leytenant Shestakov
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Leytenant Shestakov
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Originally named Leytenant Pushchin before completion, scrapped in the early 1930's
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Kapitan Saken
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Leytenant Shestakov
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Scuttled on 18 June 1918
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Kapitan-leytenant Baranov
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Leytenant Shestakov
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Sunk by a mine on 30 June 1917
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Leytenant Zatsarenny
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Renamed Yakov Sverdlov in 1923, sunk by a mine on 28 August 1941
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Novik
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Derzky
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Scrapped in 1933
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Derzky
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Derzky
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Scrapped in 1933
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Bespokoiny
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Derzky
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Scrapped in 1933
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Gnevny
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Derzky
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Scuttled on 18 June 1918 near Novorosiysk
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Pronzitelny
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Derzky
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Renamed Frunze in 1925, sunk by aircraft 24 August 1941
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Bystry
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Derzky
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Scuttled on 17 June 1918
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Gromkiy
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Derzky
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Scrapped in 1924
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Pospeshny
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Derzky
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Scrapped in 1924
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Pylky
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Derzky
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Captured by Germany in 1918 and renamed R-1, recaptured by the UK later the same year, wrecked on 24 October 1919
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Schastlivy
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Orfey
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Scrapped in 1931
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Orfey
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Orfey
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Renamed Volodarsky in 1922, sunk by mine on 28 August 1941
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Pobeditel
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Orfey
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Renamed Uritsky in 1922, then Reut in 1951, sunk in a nuclear test on 21 September 1955
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Zabikaya
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Orfey
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Sunk by German destroyers on 14 October 1917
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Grom
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Orfey
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Scrapped on 25 September 1927
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Letun
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Orfey
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Renamed Engels in 1922, sunk by mine on 24 August 1941
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Desna
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Orfey
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Renamed Zinoviev in 1922, then Artem in 1928, sunk by a mine on 28 August 1941
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Azard
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Orfey
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Renamed Stalin in 1922, then reverted to its original name in 1946 and reclassified as a training ship, scrapped on 28 August 1953
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Samson
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Izyaslav
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Renamed Karl Marx in 1922, sunk by aircraft on 8 August 1941
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Izyaslav
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Izyaslav
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Sold to Estonia and renamed Lennuk in 1919, sold to Peru and renamed Almirante Guise, scrapped in 1954
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Avtroli
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Izyaslav
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Renamed Kalinin at completion, sunk by a mine on 28 August 1941
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Prymyslav
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Izyaslav
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Cancelled before completion, scrapped in 1923
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Bryachislav
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Izyaslav
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Cancelled before completion, scrapped in 1923
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Fedor Stratilat
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Fidonisy
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Scuttled on 18 June 1918
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Fidonisy
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Fidonisy
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Scuttled on 18 June 1918
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Gadzhibey
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Fidonisy
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Renamed Dzerzhinzky in 1926, scuttled on 18 June 1918, refloated on 4 October 1925, sunk on 13 May 1942
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Kaliakria
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Fidonisy
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Scuttled on 19 June 1918
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Kerch
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Fidonisy
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Renamed Petrovsky in 1925, then Zheleznyakov in 1939, transferred to the Bulgarian Navy in 1947, scrapped in 1957
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Korfu
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Fidonisy
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Renamed Shaumyan in 1925, ran aground on 3 April 1942
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Levkas
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Fidonisy
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Scrapped in 1934
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Tserigo
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Fidonisy
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Renamed Nezamozhny in 1923, then Nezamozhnik in 1926, sunk in 1950's
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Zante
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