Agosta 90B Delivery to Pakistan
Turkiye-based STM has completed the modernisation efforts of the second Pakistani Agosta 90B submarine. The boat is delivered to the end user.
Turkiye-based STM has completed the modernisation efforts of the second Pakistani Agosta 90B submarine. The boat is delivered to the end user.
Turkish STM continues to submarine projects. According to the official information, the company has initiated an indigenous unmanned submarine programme.
India has passed another milestone for the Type 75 submarine project. INS Vagir, the fifth platform of the Kalvari Class submersible boat, is commissioned.
Royal Navy is moving forward with next-generation frigate projects. In this line, steel cutting ceremony was held for the first Type 31 Class frigate.
ARES Shipyard has revealed a new generation interceptor solution to change the perceptions of interception in the naval operations theatre.
Malaysian Defence Ministry (Kementah) announced the cancellation of five supply, services and infrastructure contracts.
President of SSB Demir stated that the 6th, 7th and 8th ships of the MİLGEM project, the I Class Frigate, will be realised at private shipyards.
Myanmar strengthens its navy with new vessels. According to official information obtained from state sources, five platforms have been commissioned.
TurDef, published in its previous news that there has yet to be a final agreement for the Type 23 frigates based on the information obtained.
MarineDeal News wrote that Turkiye had agreed with the United Kingdom to procure 12 Type 23 frigates for ASW.
Pentagon is preparing to modernise San Antonio Class Landing Platform Dock (LPD) USS Arlington (LPD 24).
Italy has ordered new VBA amphibious armoured vehicles. Platforms are intended for San Marco Marina Brigade.
Russia continues to underwater investments. According to local media agencies, the first combat set of Poseidon nuclear Unmanned Underwater Vehicle is ready.
Germany is carrying out the design, activities of Type 218SG submarines. The total cost of the programme is announced as USD 1.8 billion.