Shipbuilding

In Russia, the modernization of the large anti-submarine ship “Admiral Chabanenko” is under threat of disruption
The Admiral Chabanenko military-industrial complex may face the same fate as the Russian aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov, which was recently scrapped.

Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard to file lawsuit against Russian shipyard
The Korean shipbuilder said that it would demand compensation for damages from the Russian shipbuilding plant Zvezda through international arbitration.

Experts assess damage from shelling of shipbuilding plant in Mykolaiv
Damage from the shelling of a shipbuilding enterprise in Mykolaiv amounted to over UAH 1 billion.

Building tugboats has always been a strong feature of Nibulon, – an opinion
The industry publication supported the appeal of the Nibulon company regarding the tender for a tugboat for the Danube.

Construction of two vessels made of Ukrainian Metinvest steel completed in Italy
Two twin ships were launched in Italy – polar-class expedition ships Seabourn Venture and Seabourn Pursuit.

A new ice-class ship was launched in Russia (photo)
The Russians launched the ice-class patrol ship “Nikolai Zubov”.

The Russian USC’s shortfall in ship production funds reaches almost $10 billion
This is allegedly due to the fact that the contract price is lower than the cost of ship production.

The UDS answered the most common questions about fleet modernization
The management of “Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company” commented on how the UDS plans to return the raised funding and who will work on the modernized vessels.

Poland and Ukraine concluded an agreement on shipbuilding under a double class
Polish and Ukrainian shipping registers signed a joint agreement on dual class.

In Ukraine, a shipbuilder of “Ukroboronprom”, who cooperated with the Russian Federation and Iran, was arrested
The SBU detained an engineer who wanted to hand over the latest Ukrainian developments in the field of military shipbuilding to the special services of the Russian Federation and Iran.