Talk:Ukrainian corvette Sumy

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Ukrainian corvette Sumy (U209) is a former Soviet small ASW ship MPK-52 (commissioned in 1971), as per references: (Kostrichenko 2005, pp. 63, 158, 160) & (Apalkov 2010, p. 261).
Ukrainian corvette Kherson (U210) is a former Soviet small ASW ship MPK-43, aka Odesskiy Komsomolets (commissioned in 1974), as per references: (Kostrichenko 2005, pp. 64, 85, 158, 160) & (Apalkov 2010, p. 258).

References:

Kostrichenko, Vitaly (2005). «Альбатрос» дозорный в море: история кораблей проекта 1124 ["Al'batros" is a patrol at sea: the history of Project 1124 ships] (in Russian). Moscow: Voennaya Kniga. ISBN 5-902863-04-X.
Apalkov, Yuri (2010). Противолодочные корабли [ASW ships] (in Russian). Moscow: Morkniga. ISBN 978-5-903080-99-1.