The conversion of two units of the Pacific Fleet, the K-10 and K-34, was abandoned due to lack of funds. Of the submarines that did receive the P-1000, the K-1 was decommissioned after a reactor accident in 1989, the K-35 was stricken in 1993 and the K-22 in 1995. The P-1000 has been installed on the Slava-class cruiser Varyag, and some sources reported P-1000 missiles on her sister ship Moskva. Related developments The P-700 Granit (NATO reporting name SS-N-19 Shipwreck) was partially based on the SS-N-12, but with a significantly modified airframe. The avionics, however, are very similar. Operators Current Russian Navy Former Soviet Navy See also Operation Ivy Bells References External links MARITIME STRIKE The Soviet Perspective Russian/Sovjet P-500 Bazalt Page (with photos) Russian/Sovjet Sea-based Anti-Ship Missiles Weapons of Russia P-500 P-500 Cruise missiles of the Cold War Nuclear missiles of the Cold War P-500 Surface-to-surface missiles Nuclear cruise missiles of Russia Cruise missiles of Russia Submarine-launched cruise missiles of Russia NPO Mashinostroyeniya products Military equipment introduced in the 1970s