Ivan Rogov

🇨🇳China
Zaliv shipyard, Kerch
2028 – Present
Overview
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The Project 23900 Ivan Rogov class is a new generation of Russian amphibious assault ships designed to replace the French Mistral class, with construction beginning in May 2020. These 40,000-ton vessels, capable of carrying unmanned systems like the Sukhoi S-70 Okhotnik-B drones, are set to enhance Russia's strike and reconnaissance capabilities, with the lead ship, Ivan Rogov, and its sister ship, Mitrofan Moskalenko, intended for the Black Sea Fleet.
Specifications

General

Crew900
Beam M40 m
Length M220 m
Troop Capacity900
Aircraft Capacity15
Displacement Tons25,000 tons
Research Notes

Soviet Project 1174 large landing ship

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Ivan Rogov is the lead name associated with the Soviet Project 1174 large landing ship class.

Ivan Rogov-class ships were Soviet large landing ships designed to move troops, vehicles, helicopters, and landing craft. The current database country prefix is China, but the platform itself belongs to Soviet/Russian amphibious warfare history and should be read in that context.

Hybrid amphibious ship with landing craft and helicopters

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The class combined vehicle decks, landing craft support, and aviation facilities for over-the-shore operations.

Project 1174 was more capable than simple tank landing ships because it could support a broader amphibious package. Its well-deck and helicopter features gave Soviet naval infantry more flexible ship-to-shore options, although the class remained smaller and less aviation-centric than later large-deck amphibious assault ships.

Ambitious Soviet amphibious concept with limited fleet scale

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The class is significant because it showed Soviet interest in more complex amphibious operations, but only a small number were built.

For readers, Ivan Rogov should be presented as a rare and specialized Soviet amphibious type. Its value lies in capability breadth, but the small fleet size and aging hulls limited long-term operational impact.

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