
Upgrades enabling Royal Navy Commando Merlin helicopters to embark in and operate from vessels anywhere in the world in support of the 3 Commando Brigade have achieved full operating capability (FOC), according to aerospace and defense company Leonardo.

The hull of the first Pohjanmaa-class (Squadron 2020) multi-role corvette has been completed, the Finnish Navy revealed.

The Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland has returned to sea after nearly four years following a major overhaul in Devonport dockyard.

The U.S. Navy’s Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Savannah has participated in the French Navy-led multilateral training exercise La Perouse 2025, alongside other allied and partner nations, in the vicinity of the Indian Ocean.

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has held a renaming ceremony for two multi-purpose support ships (MPCSs/PPA) sold to the Indonesian Navy.

Schottel has been awarded a contract to supply two EcoPeller SRE 560 and one TransverseThruster STT 3 FP for a multi-purpose support ship (MPSS) for the Portuguese Navy.

Denmark is set to strengthen its military presence in the Arctic and North Atlantic with the addition of three new naval vessels as part of a newly agreed defense deal.

The Royal Netherlands Navy has received two of four new upgraded landing craft utilities (LCUs).

The seventh and final Astute-class nuclear-powered submarine will bear the name HMS Achilles, the Royal Navy unveiled.

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.

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.

The Hellenic Navy has held a naming ceremony for four Island-class patrol boats at Salamis Shipyards.

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.