The Menshikov-class Pre-dreadnoughts were a series of warships commissioned by the then newly formed Baltoslavic Confederation. Named after the renowned statesman Aleksandr Menshikov, these battleships were built to catch up with competing navies. The construction of the Menshikov-class marked a significant leap forward in naval technology for the Confederation. With a design that incorporated successful elements from contemporary designs, these pre-dreadnoughts became the standard for later designs.

Baltoslavic Confederation
Name	Menshikov-class Pre-dreadnought
Succeeded by	Pobeda-class
Displacement	8270 blocks
Length	337.93 ft (103 m)
Beam	68.90 ft (21 m)
Draft	22.97 ft (7 m)
Armament	2 x twin 12 in (305 mm) guns 12 x 5 in (127 mm) casemate guns

Design loosely inspired by the real life Peresvet-class battleship.