The Legacy of Voroshilovskiy Sud

The legacy of Voroshilovskiy Sud, also known as the «Voroshilov Shipyard,» is a significant part of Russian naval history. Established in 1928 in Leningrad, it became one of the largest and most important shipbuilding facilities in the Soviet Union. The shipyard played a crucial role in building and repairing various types of vessels, including warships, submarines, and commercial ships.

During World War II, Voroshilovskiy Sud was a key player in the Soviet war effort, producing numerous ships for the Red Navy. After the war, the shipyard continued to contribute to the development of the Russian Navy, producing modern vessels and submarines. Today, the legacy of Voroshilovskiy Sud lives on in the form of its contributions to the Russian naval fleet and its impact on the country’s shipbuilding industry.