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Russia | |||
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| Russian Squadron, John Paul Jones (1747-1792) | |||
Minor craft which took part in the seige included (Malaya) Aleksandr, Bogomater Turleni, Sviataia Anna, (Grigorii) Potemkin, Malet and Bityug. Malaya Aleksandr was sunk by Turkish bomb vessels on 28 June. Bogomater Turleni also known as Panagiia Turleni. | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : Sviatoi Vladimir (66) | Fleet Flagship Flag of John Paul Jones | ||
| Name : Alexander Nevskii (50) | |||
| Name : Fedot Muchenik (44) | |||
| Name : Vasilii Velikii (32) | |||
| Name : Sviatoi Nikolai (26) | |||
| Name : Grigorii Bogoslav (14) | |||
| Name : Grigorii Velikiia Armenii (10) | |||
| Name : Ioann Zlatoust (10) | |||
| Name : Bomb No 1 (8) | |||
| Name : Bomb No 2 (7) | |||
Ottoman Empire | |||
| Ottoman Fleet, Cezayirli Gazi Hasan Pasha (1713-1790) | |||
The strength of the Ottoman fleet at or near Ochakov varied during the course of the seige. The fleet which arrived on 31 May reportedly comprised 14 ships of the line (most were probably about 40 to 60 guns), 10 frigates and 55 minor craft. Turkish records show that the following 8 major vessels went aground and were lost on 28 and 29 June. | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : Hediyyetü'l Müluk (54) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Ejder Başlı (50) | Captured | ||
| Name : Seyyar-i Bahri (50) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Muradiye (50) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Nasir-ı Cenk (42) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Bodrum (42) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Fatih-i Bahri (42) | Burnt | ||
| Name : Şehper-i Zafer (42) | Burnt | ||