The Pobeda-class Pre-dreadnoughts were built as successors to the Menshikov-class, incorporating the lessons learned from previous ship designs. Commissioned with the purpose of bolstering the battleship force, these warships represented the next phase in the Confederation's shipbuilding program.

Armed with upgraded coal-fired steam boilers and enhanced fire control systems, the Pobeda-class battleships possessed slightly increased speed and accuracy compared to their predecessors. The incorporation of improved metallurgy allowed for stronger, more resilient armor, providing superior protection against enemy attacks. These advancements addressed vulnerabilities identified in the Menshikov-class, ensuring the Pobeda-class was prepared for the evolving nature of naval warfare.

Baltoslavic Confederation
Name	Pobeda-class Pre-dreadnought
Preceded by	Menshikov-class
Succeeded by	Mikhailovna-class
Displacement	8722 blocks
Length	351.05 ft (107 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 Borodino-class battleship.