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Russian Ivan Rogov warship defies sanctions in rapid build

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Sat-images reveal rapid progress on Russia’s Ivan Rogov warship in Crimea, defying sanctions. Explore its capabilities, strategic role, and global implications.

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Russian Ivan Rogov warship defies sanctions in rapid build

Sat-images reveal rapid progress on Russia’s Ivan Rogov warship in Crimea, defying sanctions. Explore its capabilities, strategic role, and global implications.

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Russia's New Helicopter Carrier Is Taking Shape In Crimea

Satellite imagery shows work on the first of Russia’s Project 23900 big-deck amphibious assault ships, also known as the Ivan Rogov class, is continuing at a shipyard on the occupied Crimean Peninsula. Ukrainian forces have targeted the Zaliv yard in the past, severely damaging at least one warship. Ukrainian outlet Defense Express called new attention to the ongoing work on the initial Ivan Rogov class ship at Zaliv yesterday, publishing a sate…

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Russia Builds Largest Black Sea Warship In Occupied Crimea, Defies Sanctions

Image for representation purposes only Recent Satellite images show remarkable progress in the construction of Russia’s amphibious assault ship, one of the two planned under Project 23900. Named the Ivan Rogov, this largest black sea warship is taking shape at Kerch’s Zaliv Shipyard, in the Russian occupied Crimea. Images portray a hull stretching up to 220 metres with a width of 40 metres, showcasing swift development, as previous photos from J…

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Bulgarian Military Industry Review broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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