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Russian Shipyard OSK Planning to Sue Ukraine for Failing to Deliver Frigate Engines.

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Naval Industry News - Russia, Ukraine
 
 
 
Russian Shipyard OSK Planning to Sue Ukraine for Failing to Deliver Frigate Engines
 
Russia's largest shipbuilding group OSK (United Shipbuilding Corporation) is seeking a court order to compel Ukraine to fulfill the already paid-up contracts for the supply of gas-turbine engines, the corporation said.
     
Russia's largest shipbuilding group OSK (United Shipbuilding Corporation) is seeking a court order to compel Ukraine to fulfill the already paid-up contracts for the supply of gas-turbine engines, the corporation said.
The first ship of the new Russian Navy frigate project 22350 class "Admiral Gorshkov" sailing out for its first sea trials in November 2014.
     
"Everyone knows that Ukraine's political leaders unilaterally severed all defense cooperation ties and stopped shipping products to Russian enterprises. Such unfair actions by a neighboring state caused temporary difficulties for the United Shipbuilding Corporation's shipyards in fitting new Project 11356 and Project 22350 frigates with gas-turbine engines," USC said on its website on June 8.

"USC intends to ask a court to compel Ukraine to fulfill the already paid-up contracts for supply of gas-turbine engines," the statement reads.
     
Russia's largest shipbuilding group OSK (United Shipbuilding Corporation) is seeking a court order to compel Ukraine to fulfill the already paid-up contracts for the supply of gas-turbine engines, the corporation said.
M90FR gas turbine engine of Project 22350 frigates designed and builts by "Research and Production Association Saturn"
     
In late 2017 - early 2018 NPO Saturn will start supplying gas-turbine engines for the Russian Navy's ships, USC said. The frigates fitted with the engines under the import-substitution program are due to be handed over to the Navy in early 2020, USC said.

The first three frigates of Project 11356 and the first two ships of Project 22350 have already been fitted with Ukrainian-made gas-turbine engines, USC said. Both projects' subsequent frigates will be fitted with Russian-made engines with characteristics superior to those of their Ukrainian counterparts, the company said.
 
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