Small landing ships
Project 106K Saygak

Small seagoing tankers
Project 106KM

Seagoing water tankers
Project 106KV

NATO: Vydra Class

Completed

50? units

Ships

Project 106K Shipyard named after Kominterna (15 units), Kherson, Tuapse, Nikolaevsk-na-Amure, Bor, Zhovtnevoe Shipyard №872, Oktyabryskiy Shipyard named after 40-th of October revolution, 1966-70 - 46 units

Project 106KM – Oktyabryskiy Shipyard named after 40-th of October revolution, completed in Aralsk 1970-72 – 2? units

Project 106KV – Oktyabryskiy Shipyard named after 40-th of October revolution, completed in Aralsk 1968-70 – 2? units

General characteristics - Project 106K

Schematics

Small landing ship - Project 106K

Modernizations

KGB Maritime Border Guard: former MDK-174, 499
Seagoing self-propelled dry-cargo barges: МBSS-234200 (Black Sea Fleet, decommissioned 1990, 19.07.1991 transferred to civil company), MBSS-546200 (№195), МBSS-705200 (Caspian Flotilia, then - BSS-705200)
Harbor self-propelled dry-cargo barge: BSS-79200 (№4) decomm. 9.06.2005, civil dry-cargo ship Azimut OOO Koryakavtogruz, from 7.08.2006 OOO Diver
Trials ships: OS-237 (№2), OS-238 (Northern Fleet). OS-237 for armor systems trials

Fleets

Baltic Fleet: MDK-99, 127, №2 (then Black Sea Fleet), 195
Black Sea Fleet: MDK-3 (then Northern Fleet), 166
Northern Fleet: MDK-5
Pacific Fleet: MDK-155, 159, 163, 173, 174 (then Amur Flotilia), 175, 176, 181, 192, 193, 200, 499 (then Amur Flotilia), №4, №8
Caspian Flotilia: MDK-2, 152, VTN-31, 33, MVT-27, 47

Hull Numbers

MDK-155: 623(2000)
MDK-159: 641(2000)
MDK-173: 601(1991), 653(1993)
MDK-174: 610(2000)
MDK-175: 613(2000)
MDK-176: 630(2000)
MDK-181: 625(2000)
MDK-190: 646(2000)
MDK-192: 652(2000)
MDK-193: 639(2000)
MDK-200: 622(2000)

Decommissioned

1983 – №195 (self-propelled barge Granit Mintransstroy, then AO Morskii linii, 2x300 hp 3D12AL diesels, 1x25 kW diesel-generator, 1x15 kW diesel-generator)
1992 – MDK-163 (19.03)
1993 – MDK-173 (30.06), MDK-176 (30.06)
1995 – MDK-175 (4.08)
1996 – №8 (dry cargo ship Tezey, Pribrezhnaya, then Vostok, 3D12A1 diesels, from 2003 1x300 hp 3D12A1 diesel, 1x300 hp 3D12L-041 diesel)
2003 – MDK-499 (19.08, from 2006 - Antey)
MDK-2 (Turkmenistan dry cargo ship BM-2 of the Turkmendenizellary Management, since 2000 Bekdash, 2*300 hp 3D12A diesels), MDK-3 (dry cargo ship of the Yamalo-Nenets Electronic Warfare Fleet of Geology without name change, then Yamalflot OJSC, from 3.12.2013 Tambey, from 2015 CJSC MTA-Service, 2*x300 hp 3D12A diesels), MDK-4 (dry cargo ship of the Yamalo-Nenets REB of Geology without name change), MDK-5 (dry cargo ship of the Yamalo-Nenets REB of Geology without name change, then Yamalflot OJSC), MDK-6 (dry cargo ship of the Yamalo-Nenets Electronic warfare Fleet of Geology without name change name change, 2x300 hp diesels 3D12A), head No. 8 (dry cargo ship Theseus of the Poseidon enterprise, then the diligent artel Pribrezhnaya, then the diligent artel Vostok, since 1992 2x300 hp diesels 3D12A1, since 2003 1x300 hp diesel 3D12A1, 1x300 hp diesel 3D12L-041)

Export

Azerbaijan: 2 units
D435, D436 (till 1992 MDK-152?)

Bulgaria: 24 units
Under license in Burgas and Rusa, 1974-76: №252-259, from 1977 №420-429, from 1985 №703-712. In 1977 re-equipment for minelaying. In 1980-th added 1x2 23 mm 2M-3M. №604-617 (in 1992 transferred from Bulgarian NAVY). Then №302 from 4.08.2013 Sirius, №304 from 4.08.2013 Antares. №302 and 304 were classified to small armament transports. №703, 706 decomm. in 2007, №704, 705, 707, 712 decomm. 13.06.2008. 3 units was sold to Greece as civil cargo ships.

Georgia: 2 units
Guria 001, 10.2008 transferred to Coast Guard P-01, Atia 002, 10.2008 transferred to Coast Guard P-02. (till 6.07.2001 Bulgaria №608, 612). Decomm. in 2013

Egypt: 10 units
In 1968-69, type 60: №640, then №330, №643, then №332, №645, then №334, №648, then №336, №649, then №338, №682, then №340, №684, then №342, №685, then №344, №688, then №346. Earlier №646, 681. On №332, 338, 342 added 1x2 37 mm V-11

Ukraine: 2 unit
Trials ship Korosten U862 (till 1997 OS-237) decommissioned 30.11.2004