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Soviet destroyer Nezamozhnik

''Nezamozhnik'' (Ukrainian: ) was a Russian ''Fidonisy''-class destroyer left unfinished after World War I that was later captured by revolutionary Ukrainian forces, completed, and put in service. After switiching hands three more times between the Soviet Navy and the White Guard, it eventually saw action in World War II.
==Order==
As part of the Russian Empire's last shipbuilding program prior to World War I, the order to produce a ship named ''Zante'' for the Imperial Russian Navy was set into motion in 1914. This ship would be part of a larger set intended to strengthen Russia's Black Sea Fleet in response to significant strides by the Ottoman Navy.
Initially four Fidonisi class ships were ordered. However, after assessing the ''Ushakovskoyi'' class as among the most successful ships of this type, the Naval General Staff in 1916 ordered another 12 ships of this type.

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