The Şoimul class was a pair of spar torpedo boats of the Romanian Navy. They were built in 1882 and served until the end of the 1940s.

Construction and specifications
The two boats were built by Yarrow in London. Each displaced 12 tons and measured  in length, with a beam of  and a draft of . The power plant had an output of  powering a single shaft, resulting in a top speed of . Armament consisted of one spar torpedo, maneuvered from an armored conning tower astern. Each boat had a complement of eight.

Career
The two boats are indicated to have served until the Second World War and in the few years afterwards. There were ten armed motor launches with displacements ranging from 9 to 30 tons known to have served during the war: four of the  (9 tons) and four of  class (30 tons), leaving the two spar torpedo boats as the remaining vessels to complete the group of ten.

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1882 ships
World War I naval ships of Romania
Ships built in Poplar
Torpedo boats of the Romanian Naval Forces
World War II naval ships of Romania