15.12.2015, 00:51
Russland scheint mit der Entwicklung seiner neuen amphibischen Unterstützungsschiffe der Lavina-Klasse ernst zu machen. Der vorläufige Entwurf ist jedenfalls fertiggestellt worden:
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Zitat:Russia to Go Ahead With Lavina Amphibious Assault Ship Project, Preliminary Design Completed
The Krylov State Research Center completed the preliminary design of the versatile amphibious assault ship for the Russian Navy, the center’s executive director, Mikhail Zagorodnikov, told TASS on Thursday. He also said there is "no doubt" the ship will be developped. The Lavina (Avalanche) project was first unveiled during the ARMY-2015 defense exhibiton