Name: Grachonok Class (Project 21980)
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The Granchonok Class, Russian designation Project 21980, is a class of anti-saboteur and large guard boats. The vessels have been being built for the Russian Navy since 2008 and are expected to reach a total of 22. The vessels are built by three companies: Zelenodolsk plant named after A.M. Gorky, JSC Eastern Shipyard and Vympel Shipyard. A further four boats are intended for the National Guard of Russia. The class has been designed to protect naval bases, ports and waters surrounding these areas within the Russian Federation. They can also be used for counter-terrorism and sabotage operations.

The Grachonok class, known under the Russian Navy designation Project 21980, is a series of anti-saboteur and coastal guard boats built to protect naval bases and critical maritime infrastructure. Construction began in 2008 across three shipyards — Zelenodolsk, Eastern Shipyard, and Vympel — with a planned total of 22 vessels for the Russian Navy.

An additional four boats are earmarked for the Russian National Guard, extending the class's role beyond naval base security to broader internal maritime law enforcement duties.

JSC Eastern Shipyard

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Vympel Shipyard

Grachonok Class (Project 21980)

Grachonok Class (Project 21980)

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