Rolls-Royce has signed a ‘landmark’ contract with the UK Ministry of Defense (UK MoD), which brings together all elements of research and technology, design, manufacture, and in-service support of the nuclear reactors that power the Royal Navy’s fleet of submarines.
BAAINBw has signed a contract TKMS for the development and qualification of a guided missile system for the active self-defense of submarines.
Two warships have tracked a suspected Russian ‘spy ship as’ it sailed through waters close to the UK, the Royal Navy revealed.
Norwegian technology company Kongsberg Maritime has secured a contract to supply advanced propulsion and maneuvering technology for two new KCR-70 fast attack craft for the Indonesian Navy.
Lithuanian company Western Baltic Engineering, in collaboration with Danish design services provider OSK Design, has developed the conceptual design for Lithuania’s next-generation patrol vessel.
Allied Command Operations (ACO), which is responsible for the planning and execution of all NATO operations, has executed Baltic Sentry in the Baltic Sea to deter any future attempts by a state or non-state actor to damage critical undersea infrastructure there.
The Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Croatia has revealed that the second Omiš-class coastal patrol ship Umag (OOB 32) was commissioned into service.
British maritime platform provider SubSea Craft (SSC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Greece’s Skaramangas Shipyards for the production and servicing of SubSea Craft’s advanced naval engineering platforms, including VICTA vessel.
The Hellenic Navy has held a naming ceremony for four Island-class patrol boats at Salamis Shipyards.
Türkiye’s domestically manufactured uncrewed combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) Bayraktar TB3 has completed its first firing test with the MAM-T munition and hit its target with “pinpoint accuracy”.
The Belgian Navy has revealed that a keel-laying ceremony was held for the Liège, the newest mine countermeasure vessel being built under the Belgian-Dutch minehunter (rMCM) program.
Türkiye has launched two new İstif (I) class frigates, named İZMİR (F-516) and İZMİT (F-517), marking a significant milestone in its naval modernization efforts.
