Lively (Corvette)

Laid on the slipway of the Northern Shipyard on July 27, 2005, in 2012 the transfer of the ship of the Russian Navy was expected ^[1] .

March 11, 2010 Kolomensky Zavod sent the first diesel engine DDA12000 to the shipyard for the main power plant ^[2] .

April 15, 2011 the corvette was launched ^[3] .

September 25, 2012 the corvette went on sea trials without the A-190 artillery mount ^[4] .

During mooring in the military harbor of Kronstadt, “Boyky” collided with the research vessel “ Admiral Vladimirsky ”.

By 2013, AU A-190 was installed, helicopter landing tests on the deck were carried out, and state tests began.

May 16, 2013 the ship replenished the composition of the Baltic Fleet of Russia ^[5] .

In 2014, it twice became a source of concern for foreign media: on September 2, 2014, an incident occurred with the Finnish research vessel Aranda ^{[6] [7]} ; On the afternoon of September 29, 2014, it was spotted at a distance of 14.4 nautical miles (~ 26.7 km) from the territorial waters of Latvia ^[8] .

In April 2015, as part of the Baltic Fleet’s ship group (Boyky, Stoyky , Soobrazitelny and Steregushchy corvettes ), together with naval aviation, it performed air defense and anti-submarine defense tasks at a training ground in the Baltic Sea. During the exercise, the ships carried out artillery fire on sea and air targets, found and destroyed a conditional enemy submarine, and worked out joint maneuvering ^[9] .

In April 2016, the ship’s crew took part in the qualifying stage of the Sea of ​​Cup 2016 professional skill competition held in the Baltic Sea. Training artillery firing, anti-sabotage defense skills and survivability fighting were practiced ^{[10] [11]} .

Later, in April 2016, together with the Project 11540 patrol ship, Yaroslav the Wise , fired in the Baltic Sea. Ka-27 helicopters and Su-24 bombers acted as a conditional enemy. Luminous aerial bombs SAB-250 were used as targets. The crews of the ships carried out practical firing from the ship systems A-190 and A-100 , Kortik and AK-630 , during which the conditional enemy aircraft were destroyed. After completing missions to destroy air targets, the ships also carried out a complex of firing at towed ship shields, simulating a detachment of warships of a conditional enemy. All targets were hit. In addition, “Boyky” activated electronic warfare and put active and passive interference ^[12] .

During the exercises in July 2016, he successfully worked out the defense against a conventional enemy attack using the anti-submarine anti-submarine complex Package-NK ^{[13] [14]} .

In 2016, the TV show "Polygon" was shot on the corvette ^[15] .

On October 22, 2016, the Soobrazitelny corvette returned from a long hike, which lasted more than 15 days ^[16] . Upon returning, the corvette was docked at the Severnaya Verf shipyard in St. Petersburg ^[17] .

On April 7, 2017, in conjunction with the Soobrazitelny corvette, he went out to the exercises in the North Atlantic to test the search for submarines of a conditional enemy and detect surface targets. He returned from a campaign in Baltiysk on May 1, 2017, having covered more than 4 thousand nautical miles ^[18] . In 2017, recognized as the best ship of the Baltic Fleet ^[19] .

The corvette, as part of a detachment of ships of the Baltic Fleet, left the Baltiysk Military Harbor on October 14, 2017 and entered the Mediterranean Sea ^[20] . On October 29, 2017, the unit entered the Mediterranean Sea ^[21] . On January 14, 2018, the detachment returned to the main naval base of the Baltiysk fleet after a long campaign, having covered more than 35 thousand nautical miles. ^[22]

On June 18, 2018, a detachment of Baltic Fleet ships consisting of Boyky, Stoyky corvettes, Cola medium sea tanker and Konetsky sea tugboat left for the North Atlantic to carry out long-range planned missions ^[23] .

Since January 2019, together with the Soobrazitelny corvette , it has been accompanying the US Navy destroyers Gravelly and Porter , located in the Baltic Sea ^[24] .

• Multipurpose patrol ship (corvette) of the "Guardian" type (neopr.) . Date of treatment May 16, 2009. Archived February 15, 2012.