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BG119 2004

Ships

Names	Builders	Commissioned	Losses	Transfers	Discarding
Navy: pr. 1400: AK-22 (ex-AK-22) pr. 1400M: U120 Гайдамака [Gaydamaka] (ex-AK-327), 11.1997- Скадовськ [Skadovsk], later- U170 Скадовськ [Skadovsk], 2018 - P170 Скадовськ [Skadovsk] Border Guard: ПСКА-508 [PSKA-508] (ex-ПСКА-508 [PSKA-508]), 1994- ПСКА-510 [PSKA-510], later- KaMO-510, 1999- BG102 Оболонь [Obolon'] ПСКА-512 [PSKA-512] (ex-ПСКА-512 [PSKA-512]), 1994- ПСКА-508 [PSKA-508], later- KaMO-508, 1999- BG100 Сiваш [Sivash] ПСКА-514 [PSKA-514] (ex-ПСКА-514 [PSKA-514]), 1994- ПСКА-516 [PSKA-516], later- KaMO-516, 1999- BG107 ПСКА-515 [PSKA-515] (ex-ПСКА-515 [PSKA-515]), 1994- ПСКА-517 [PSKA-517], later- KaMO-517, 1999- BG108 ПСКА-517 [PSKA-517] (ex-ПСКА-517 [PSKA-517]), 1994- ПСКА-509 [PSKA-509], later- KaMO-509, 1999- BG101 ПСКА-519 [PSKA-519] (ex-ПСКА-519 [PSKA-519]), 1994- ПСКА-504 [PSKA-504], later- KaMO-504 ПСКА-526 [PSKA-526] (ex-ПСКА-526 [PSKA-526]), 1994- ПСКА-505 [PSKA-505] ПСКА-527 [PSKA-527] (ex-ПСКА-527 [PSKA-527]), 1994- ПСКА-506 [PSKA-506] ПСКА-528 [PSKA-528] (ex-ПСКА-528 {PSKA-528]), 1994- ПСКА-507 [PSKA-507] ПСКА-529 [PSKA-529] (ex-ПСКА-529 [PSKA-529]), 1994- ПСКА-511 [PSKA-511], later- KaMO-511, 1999- BG103 ПСКА-531 [PSKA-531] (ex-ПСКА-531 [PSKA-531]), 1994- ПСКА-512 [PSKA-512], later- KaMO-512, 1999- BG104 ПСКА-538 [PSKA-538] (ex-ПСКА-538 [PSKA-538]), 1994- ПСКА-513 [PSKA-513] ПСКА-539 [PSKA-539] (ex-ПСКА-539 [PSKA-539]), 1994- ПСКА-514 [PSKA-514], later- KaMO-514, 1999- BG105 ПСКА-550 [PSKA-550] (ex-ПСКА-550 [PSKA-550]), 1994- ПСКА-515 [PSKA-515], later- KaMO-515, 1999- BG106, 5.2010- BG106 Злотокрай [Zlotokray] ПСКА-555 [PSKA-555] (ex-ПСКА-555 [PSKA-555]) ПСКА-558 [PSKA-558] (ex-ПСКА-558 [PSKA-558]), 1994- ПСКА-500 [PSKA-500] ПСКА-562 [PSKA-562] (ex-ПСКА-562 [PSKA-562]), 1994- ПСКА-501 [PSKA-501] ПСКА-574 [PSKA-574] (ex-ПСКА-574 [PSKA-574]), 1994- ПСКА-503 [PSKA-503] ПСКА-579 [PSKA-579] (ex-ПСКА-579 [PSKA-579]), 1994- ПСКА-502 [PSKA-502] ПСКА-518 [PSKA-518], later- KaMO-518, 1999- BG109, 5.2010- BG109 Немирiв [Nemyriv] ПСКА-519 [PSKA-519], later- KaMO-519, 1999- BG110, 7.2000- BG110 Любомир [Liubomyr] ПСКА-520 [PSKA-520], later- KaMO-520, 1999- BG111, 5.2010- BG111 Одеса [Odesa] ПСКА-521 [PSKA-521], later- KaMO-521, 1999- BG112 ПСКА-522 [PSKA-522], later- KaMO-522, 1999- BG114 ПСКА-523 [PSKA-523], later- KaMO-523, 1999- BG115 Тернопiль [Ternopil] ПСКА-524 [PSKA-524], later- KaMO-524, 1999- BG116 Дарниця [Darnytsia] ПСКА-525 [PSKA-525], later- KaMO-525, 1999- BG117, 7.2000- BG117 Ватутiнець [Vatutinets] ПСКА-526 [PSKA-526], later- KaMO-526, 1999- BG118, 9.2002- BG118 Арабат [Arabat] ПСКА-527 [PSKA-527], later- KaMO-527, 1999- BG119 ПСКА-528-533 [PSKA-528-533]	More, Feodosiya: AK-22, U120, PSKA-508, 512, 514, 515, 517-519, 519-533, 526-529, 531, 538, 539, 550, 555, 558, 562, 574, 579	1971 // 1992: PSKA-550 1972 // 1992: PSKA-555 1973 // 1992: PSKA-558 1975 // 1992: PSKA-562 1981 // 1992: PSKA-519, 574, 579 1982 // 1992: PSKA-526-529, 531 1987 // 1992: PSKA-512, 514 1988 // 1992: PSKA-508, 515, 517 1990 // 1992: U120, PSKA-539 1992: PSKA-518-520 1993: PSKA-521-525 1994: PSKA-526, 527 1968-73 // 1994: AK-22	incomplete: PSKA-528-533 BG102 (captured by Russia 21.3.2014), BG112 (captured by Russia 21.3.2014), BG119 (31.8.2014 Donetsk coastal AT missile)	none	1994: AK-22 mid-1990s: KaMO-504, PSKA-500-503, 505-507, 513, 555 2008: BG100 2012: BG102 in service (2020): P170, BG101, 103-118

Technical data

Displacement standard, t	36
Displacement full, t	40
Length, m	23.8
Breadth, m	5.15
Draught, m	1.00
No of shafts	2
Machinery	pr. 1400: 2 M-401 diesels pr. 1400M: 2 M-401B diesels
Power, h. p.	2000
Max speed, kts	29
Fuel, t	diesel oil
Endurance, nm(kts)	pr. 1400: 450(13) pr. 1400M: 400(12)
Armament	1 x 2 - 12.7/79
Electronic equipment	Lotsiya or Liman or MR-241 Pechora-1 radar
Complement	9

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Project history

Two boats of projects 1400 and 1400M were transferred by Black Sea Fleet, other 19 boats were transferred by Border Guard. 10 more boats were completed for Ukrainian Border Guard in Crimea.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

Obolon' and BG-112 21.3.2014 were captured by Russian troops at Sevastopol. They never entered Russian Navy and Russian Government invited Ukraine to take them back, but later, when Ukraine initiated civil war in Donbass, Russian Naval Staff announced that Ukrainian ships will be returned when war in Donbass ends. BG-119 was sunk off Mariupol by Donetsk ground forces using AT missile.