The Grisha class antisubmarine ship is designed to to find and destroy high-speed enemy submarines and warships escort convoys in the near sea zone. The first series of Grishas was built from 1968-74, but successive improvements to the design led to four discrete versions, three for the navy and one sub-class for the KGB coastal patrols. Classified by the Russians as small anti-submarine ships, the Grishas pack a heavy anti-submarine armament into a relatively small hull. Combined with a respectable anti-aircraft armament, this makes the Grishas much more effective than the profusion of older escort vessels that were retired in the late 1980s.

Large ASW corvette MPK-118 laid down 01 August 1981 at the Leninskaya Kuznitsa Shipyard, Kiev (yard No.002), launched 27 March 1983, commissioned 03 October 1983.

From 10 April 1984 - Komsomolets Moldavii, from 15 February 1992 - MPK-118, from 05 April 1999 - Suzdalets.

Now in service.