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Class
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Type
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Hint
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Answer
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Svetlana
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Light cruiser
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Renamed Profintern in 1925, then Krasny Krym in 1939, scrapped in July 1959
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Svetlana
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Svetlana
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Light cruiser
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Converted into an oil tanker and renamed Azneft, capsized on 23 December 1938
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Admiral Greig
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Svetlana
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Light cruiser
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Converted into an oil tanker and renamed Grozneft, then Groznyy, scrapped in 1965
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Admiral Spiridov
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Svetlana
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1952
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Admiral Butakov
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Admiral Nakhimov
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Light cruiser
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Renamed Hetman Bogdan Khmelnitsky in 1919, then Chervona Ukraina in 1922, sunk as a target ship on 30 October 1950
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Admiral Nakhimov
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Admiral Nakhimov
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Light cruiser
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Renamed Krasny Kavkaz in 1926, sunk as target ship on 21 November 1952
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Admiral Lazarev
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Admiral Nakhimov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1922
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Admiral Kornilov
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Admiral Nakhimov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1922
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Admiral Istomin
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Kirov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped on 22 February 1974
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Kirov
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Kirov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped on 2 March 1973
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Voroshilov
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Kirov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped on 18 April 1959
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Maxim Gorky
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Kirov
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Light cruiser
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Renamed Slava in 1957, scrapped 4 April 1972
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Molotov
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Kirov
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Light cruiser
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Renamed Petropavlovsk in 1957, scrapped on 6 February 1960
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Kaganovich
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Kirov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped on 12 April 1963
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Kalinin
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1980
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Chapayev
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1977
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Zheleznyakov
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in1965
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Kuybyshev
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1980
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Chkalov
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1961
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Frunze
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Ordzhinikidze
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Sverdlov
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Lenin
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Dzerzhinsky
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Avrora
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Lazo
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Zhdanov
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Parkhomenko
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Kotovsky
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Shchors
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Chapayev
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in July 1941
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Shcherbakov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in October 1993
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Sverdlov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1991
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Zhdanov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1992
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Admiral Ushakov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in November 1991
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Aleksandr Suvorov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in1992
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Admiral Senyavin
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1990
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Dmitry Pozharsky
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Sold to the Indonesian Navy in 1962 and renamed Irian, scrapped in 1972
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Ordzhonikidze
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in October 1991
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Aleksandr Nevsky
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1991
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Admiral Lazarev
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1989
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Dzerzhinsky
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 1961
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Admiral Nakhimov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Preserved as a museum ship since 28 July 2002
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Mikhail Kutuzov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Renamed Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya on 3 August 1957, scrapped in 1990
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Molotovsk
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Scrapped in 2013
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Murmansk
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1957
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Admiral Kornilov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1961
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Kronstadt
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1961
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Shcherbakov
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1961
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Tallinn
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1961
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Varyag
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1961
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Arkhangelsk
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Sverdlov
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Light cruiser
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Cancelled in 1961
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Vladivostok
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Kynda
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1991
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Groznyy
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Kynda
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1995
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Admiral Fokin
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Kynda
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 2004
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Admiral Golovko
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Kynda
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in April 1990
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Varyag
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Kresta I
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1994
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Admiral Zozulya
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Kresta I
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in January 1991
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Vladivostok
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Kresta I
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Missile cruiser
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Sunk while on tow to be scrapped in March 1992
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Vitse-Admiral Drozd
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Kresta I
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1990
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Sevastopol
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Sold to India, reclassified as an icebreaker and scrapped in 1993
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Kronshtadt
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Sold to India in 1993 and reclassified as an icebreaker, scrapped in 1994
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Admiral Isakov
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1993
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Admiral Nakhimov
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1994
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Admiral Makarov
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Renamed Khabarovsk in 1991, destroyed by a fire in 1992, wreck scrapped in 1994
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Marshal Voroshilov
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1993
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Admiral Oktyabrsky
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1993
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Admiral Isachenkov
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1994
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Marshal Timoshenko
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1994
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Vasily Chapayev
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Kresta II
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1994
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Admiral Yumashev
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Kara
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1994
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Nikolayev
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Kara
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Missile cruiser
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Currently awaiting scrapping
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Ochakov
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Kara
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped on 14 April 2020
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Kerch
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Kara
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 2000
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Azov
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Kara
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1997
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Petropavlovsk
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Kara
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Missile cruiser
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Scrapped in 1994
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Tashkent
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Kara
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Missile cruiser
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Renamed Vladivostok in 1992, scrapped in 1996
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Tallinn
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Slava
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Missile cruiser
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Renamed Moskva in 1995, sunk by Ukranian missiles on 14 April 2022
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Slava
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Slava
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Missile cruiser
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Originally named Admiral Lobov before completion, currently in active service
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Marshal Ustinov
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Slava
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Missile cruiser
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Renamed Varyag in 1995, currently in active service
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Chervona Ukraina
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Slava
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Missile cruiser
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Renamed Ukraina in 1993, currently docked unfinished
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Komsomolets
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Slava
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Missile cruiser
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Cancelled before completion, scrapped in 1990
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Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya
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Slava
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Missile cruiser
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Cancelled in 1990
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Admiral Flota Sovetskogo Soyuza Gorshkov
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Slava
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Missile cruiser
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Cancelled in 1990
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Varyag
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Slava
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Missile cruiser
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Cancelled in 1990
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Sevastopol
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