Editing Tarantul-class corvette (section)

===Project 12411 (1241.1M/1241.1MR) (NATO: Tarantul-III/Tarantul-III Mod)===
[[File:Missile boat Dimitrovgrad during the naval parade. July 31, 2022.png|thumb|Missile boat ''Dimitrovgrad'' during the naval parade on 31 July 2022]]
Retaining the main armament and basic hull form of the 1241.RE (NATO: Tarantul-I) class, 1241.1M (NATO: Tarantul-III) received important upgrades. Apart from a modest but useful internal redesign, the Tarantul-III had a new type of propulsion—a CODAG (COmbined Diesel And Gas) system. Two M-70 gas turbines (rated at 12,000&nbsp;hp each) and two M510 (rated at 4,000&nbsp;hp each) diesel engines were used, being a big improvement over the earlier COGOG system both in terms of serviceability (the two cruise diesels being almost something of a Soviet 'classic'), fuel efficiency and, most importantly, service life expectancy compared to the older NK-12Ms. The maximum speed reached {{convert|42|kn}}.

The superstructures were redesigned and the angled mast of the previous projects has been replaced by a narrow, straight lattice. The sensor position remained almost the same as the Project 1241.1. The "Pechera" navigation radar was off the roof of the bridge, with the MR-123 "Vympel" fire control radar installed. Two jamming system (NATO: "Wine Glass") were installed on both sides at the foot of the mast. The reason for this was the installation of four [[SS-N-22]] 'Sunburn' supersonic ship-to-ship missiles with a range of at least 100&nbsp;km. The associated radar system is the L-band 'Band Stand' radar, with a 120&nbsp;km active and {{cvt|500|km}} passive range and the capability to track 15 different targets. The missiles can also receive third party guidance through the 'Light Bulb' uplink (from other ships, helicopters or long range patrol aircraft). Cannon armament is retained, as were the PK-16 launchers, although Soviet Navy ships benefited from the improved SA-N-8 quadruple MANPADS launcher. At least one ship had an SA-N-11 Kashtan gun and missile CIWS installed instead of the AK-630s.

The Tarantul-III, built from 1987 on, received an improved [[electronic countermeasures]] suite, consisting of two 'Half Hat' and two 'Foot Ball' jamming systems, coupled to four improved PK-10 decoy launchers. At least 24 of these ships were built for the Soviet Navy before production ended in 1992.

Between 1985 and 2001, 34 ships of this class were built. After the construction of first batch of 11 ships, the anti-ship missiles were changed from the P-80 "Moskit" to the more modern model P-270 "Moskit-M", therefore the following 23 boats had a new ID: '''Project 1241.1MR'''.

The guided missile corvette ''R-60'' was further modernized in 2005, having the two AK-630M CIWS removed, and replaced with [[Kashtan CIWS|"Palash" CIWS]].