Maritime

The submarine crews will in future be able to defend themselves against attacks and detection attempts from the air.

The vessels, based on the FACM-70 design, are currently under construction at Sefine Shipyard in Türkiye.

The Unity contract stretches over eight years and 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.

The Joint Mine Countermeasures Force of Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria will not be considered a NATO operation, but will be the first major joint action by the Black Sea Allies since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

French submariners accidentally disclosed information about the maritime patrols of their nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines through the Strava application.

Starting from end May, the new route will connect the ports of Vilagarcía and Rotterdam

The Russian Navy has withdrawn its last submarine from the Mediterranean Sea.

The Maritime Security Strategy Implementation Plan approved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine provides for the purchase of two more corvettes for the Ukrainian Navy.

The state-of-the-art frigates will not only be used by the Royal Australian Navy for defence, but also for humanitarian and disaster relief efforts.

The Royal Navy has taken a step closer to deploying autonomous mine hunting technology on front-line operations after a successful trial with an autonomous boat in Scotland.

Colombian shipbuilder COTECMAR will build the frigate on its shipyard in Colombia.

Konecranes has received its fifth portal jib order from the US Navy, part of an agreement initially announced in December 2019.