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English: Stenka class patrol boat BG57 Mykolaiv (former soviet PSKR-722 boat). Project 205P. Ukrainian Sea Guard in Sevastopol bay.
Русский: Пограничный сторожевой корабль (ПСКР) проекта 205П BG57 Николаев (в прошлом — советский ПСКР-722). Шифр Тарантул, кодовое обозначение НАТО Stenka class. Катер морской охраны Государственной пограничной службы Украины. Севастопольская бухта.
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English: Stenka class patrol boat BG57 Mykolaiv (former soviet PSKR-722 boat). Project 205P. Ukrainian Sea Guard in Sevastopol bay.
Русский: Пограничный сторожевой корабль (ПСКР) проекта 205П BG57 Николаев (в прошлом — советский ПСКР-722). Шифр Тарантул, кодовое обозначение НАТО Stenka class. Катер морской охраны Государственной пограничной службы Украины. Севастопольская бухта.
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