Rebuilding the Russian Navy from training upward

How should Russia rebuild its navy if the current war ends without further ship losses?

Start with training and real maintenance, then expand sound frigate and submarine designs and develop credible air-defense ships and flagships.

Russia must first make its existing ships genuinely serviceable and its crews effective instead of treating readiness as a paper claim. New construction could build on viable frigate and submarine programs. The incoming landing helicopter docks do not remove the need for a surface combatant able to provide fleet air defense. Worn older cruisers also leave the Northern, Pacific, and Black Sea fleets without enough credible visible flagships. Training and honest maintenance come before an ambitious building list, followed by new hulls that fill the remaining capability gaps.