The small anti-submarine ship of the Pacific Fleet Koreets fired artillery at sea and air targets during an exercise in Peter the Great Bay

In accordance with the combat training plan of the Pacific Fleet, the small anti-submarine ship (SAS) Koreets conducted a complex of artillery firings in Peter the Great Bay.

In particular, the crew worked out actions for the organization of the ship's air defence with the execution of artillery firing at the dropped parachute target.

In the combat training range, the SAS also successfully hit a naval ship's shield with artillery, which imitated a surface ship of a mock enemy. Targets simulating sea floating mines were also successfully hit.

During the events, the fire was conducted from the universal ship artillery installation AK-176M and the automatic artillery installation AK-630.

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