List of Ships of The Ukrainian Navy - Amphibious Assault Ships

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Amphibious Assault Ships

  • U400 Rivne - Alligator class large landing ship - decommissioned
  • U401 Kirovohrad - Polnocny-C class landing ship
  • U402 Kostiantyn Olshansky - Ropucha I class large landing ship
  • U420 Donetsk - decommissioned 2008
  • U422 Kramatorsk - Pomornik class small landing ship - decommissioned
  • U423 Horlivka - Pomornik class small landing ship - decommissioned
  • U424 Artemovsk - Pomornik class small landing ship - decommissioned
  • U430 Svatovo - Ondatra class landing craft - decommissioned
  • U431 Bryanka - T-4 class landing craft - decommissioned

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