As of October 23, 2022, Russia maintains a naval presence in the Black Sea, Azov Sea, and Mediterranean Sea, with ships armed with a total of 100 Kalibr cruise missiles. Specifically, two launchers with 24 missiles are stationed in the Black Sea for potential attacks on Ukraine.

Russia has 17 ships and boats on combat duty across three seas armed with 100 Kalibr cruise missiles as of October 23, 2022.

Russia holds 17 ships and boats on combat duty in the Black, Azov, and Mediterranean seas with a total of 100 Kalibr missiles.

Two Kalibr carriers are active in the Black Sea with a volley of 24 missiles, conducting strikes on Ukraine.

Russia controls maritime communications in the Sea of Azov with up to two ships and boats on duty.

A group of 13 Russian ships, including five Kalibr carriers with 76 missiles, is maintained in the Mediterranean Sea.

Russia has 17 ships and boats on combat duty in the Black, Azov, and Mediterranean seas as of October 23, with a total salvo of 100 Kalibr cruise missiles.

In the Black Sea, there are 2 Kalibr carriers with 24 missiles launching strikes on Ukraine.

In the Sea of Azov, Russia controls sea communications with up to 2 ships and boats on combat duty.

In the Mediterranean Sea, Russia maintains a group of 13 ships, including 5 Kalibr carriers with 76 missiles.