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Tsibar

Myosotis (M922) is documented as one ship in the Belgian Aster-class (Flower-class) Tripartite minehunter.

M915 Aster , Tripartite class mine hunter, of the Belgian Navy , sailing out of the Solent .
Representative class image: M915 Aster , Tripartite class mine hunter, of the Belgian Navy , sailing out of the Solent .Own work · Public domainImage source
Hull / pennant32, M922
ClassBelgian Aster-class (Flower-class) Tripartite minehunter
NavyBulgarian Navy
CountryBulgaria
Builder / shipyardBéliard / Mercantile-Belyard, Ostend
Recorded statusActive

What is known about this ship

Myosotis (M922) is documented as one ship in the Belgian Aster-class (Flower-class) Tripartite minehunter.

Service history

Transferred from Belgium and subsequently served as Tsibar (32) in the Bulgarian Navy.

Class context: Belgian Aster-class (Flower-class) Tripartite minehunter

Belgium built ten Tripartite minehunters commonly associated with the Aster/Flower naming group. Transfers to France, Bulgaria and Ukraine are retained as later identities on the same ships.

Later service and disposition

Transferred from Belgium and subsequently served as Tsibar (32) in the Bulgarian Navy.

This ship is recorded as a member of Belgian Aster-class (Flower-class) Tripartite minehunter. Shared design history belongs on the class page; this page concentrates on the individual hull where evidence is available.

Sources and further reading

  1. Tripartite-class minehunter ↗Wikipedia · accessed 2026-09-20
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