Project 159

NATO: Petya

Project 159A

Type FFL
Soviet designation SKR
NATO reporting name Petya II
Country USSR
Displacement (t) 950
Length (m) 82.3
Beam (m) 9.2
Draft (m) 2.9
Height (m) 9.2
Max speed (kn) 32.0
Endurance (days) 10

Sensors

Sonar (2)

Name Type Platform Passive range (km) Active range (km)
MG-311 Vychegda Fire Control surf — 2.1
MG-312 Titan Hull surf 0.4 1.7

Launchers (7)

Name Tubes
12 x RBU 6000 (projector) 16
12 x RBU 6000 (projector) 16
2 x 76mm AK-726 (port) 2
2 x 76mm AK-726 (starboard) 2
5 x 400 mm PTA-40-159 (port/starboard) 5
5 x 400 mm PTA-40-159 (port/starboard) 5
Mines —

Individual hulls (23)

Name Short name Country Start date End date Remark
SKR-103 SKR-103 USSR 1967-09-29 (Commissioned) 1991-06-24 (Decommissioned)
SKR-106 SKR-106 USSR 1967-11-30 (Commissioned) 1993-06-30 (Decommissioned)
  • Twice Red Banner Baltic Fleet: 1967-11-30 – 1968-04-01
  • Red Banner Northern Fleet: 1968-04-01 – 1993-06-30 (Decommissioned)
SKR-110 SKR-110 USSR 1967-12-30 (Commissioned) 1994-07-18 (Decommissioned)
  • Twice Red Banner Baltic Fleet: 1967-12-30 – 1970-07-28
  • Black Sea Fleet: 1970-07-28 – 1994-07-18 (Decommissioned)
SKR-112 SKR-112 USSR 1968-05-30 (Commissioned) 1992-07-21 (TODO: to Ukraine)
  • Twice Red Banner Baltic Fleet: 1968-05-30 – 1968-09-21
  • Black Sea Fleet: 1968-09-21 – 1992-07-21 (TODO: to Ukraine)
SKR-115 SKR-115 USSR 1968-08-27 (Commissioned) 1984-03-19 (TODO: export to Ethiopia)
SKR-120 SKR-120 USSR — —
SKR-123 SKR-123 USSR — —
SKR-126 SKR-126 USSR — —
SKR-128 SKR-128 USSR — —
SKR-130 SKR-130 USSR — —
SKR-133 SKR-133 USSR — —
SKR-135 SKR-135 USSR — —
SKR-138 SKR-138 USSR — —
SKR-141 SKR-141 USSR — —
SKR-16 SKR-16 USSR 1967-07-25 (Commissioned) 1983-10-06 (Moved to Caspian Flotilia)
SKR-21 SKR-21 USSR — —
SKR-29 SKR-29 USSR 1966-12-30 (Commissioned) 1991-06-24 (Decommissioned)
SKR-36 SKR-36 USSR — —
SKR-78 SKR-78 USSR — —
SKR-87 SKR-87 USSR — —
SKR-92 SKR-92 USSR — —
SKR-94 SKR-94 USSR — —
SKR-98 SKR-98 USSR 1969-09-30 (Commissioned) 1991-01-30 (Decommissioned)