The Krivak I is a class of frigates originally designed and built by the Soviet Union in the 1970s. These ships are primarily used for anti-submarine warfare and are equipped with advanced sonar systems and torpedoes. The Krivak I class features a sleek design, allowing for improved speed and maneuverability in various maritime conditions. A total of 14 Krivak I ships were constructed, with some still in service today, primarily in the navies of Russia and India. The class has undergone various upgrades over the years, enhancing their combat capabilities and extending their operational lifespan in modern naval warfare.