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Turkey First Indigenous Hisar-Class OPV Begins Sea Trials
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Turkey First Indigenous Hisar-Class OPV Begins Sea Trials

The Hisar-class Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) are a major step in Turkey’s naval modernization. These vessels are part of a national maritime defense program led by ASFAT and constructed at the Istanbul Naval Shipyard. They reflect Turkey’s focus on developing local naval technology and enhancing maritime capabilities. The OPV program aims to boost Turkey’s presence in the Mediterranean, Black Sea, and nearby waters. With plans to build 10 vessels, this project highlights Turkey’s vision for strong naval defense and technological

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December 16, 2026 No Comments
Anduril’s Unmanned Submarine Reaches New Milestone
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Anduril’s Unmanned Submarine Reaches New Milestone

Anduril Industries has achieved a remarkable milestone in maritime autonomous technology with its Dive-XL Extra-Large Autonomous Undersea Vehicle (XL-AUV), completing an unprecedented 100-hour single voyage. This achievement represents a significant leap forward in underwater autonomous vehicle capabilities, signaling a potential transformation in maritime operations and defense strategies. Unprecedented Endurance The Dive-XL’s record-breaking performance sets the stage for even more ambitious future missions. By 2025, the autonomous submarine is slated to undertake an extraordinary 1,000-nautical-mile fully submerged mission. This planned expedition

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December 13, 2026 No Comments
GHAZI (S-130) – THE SUBMARINE DREADED BY THE ENEMY
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GHAZI (S-130) – THE SUBMARINE DREADED BY THE ENEMY

During the 1971 war, the submarine GHAZI sailed for a daring mission and arrived at its destination Visakhapatnam on the eastern coast of India in the Bay of Bengal. The cause of her loss on 4th December 1971 is still being debated, but the very fact that it was in shallow waters at the entrance of the harbour indicates the brave resolve of the crew to strangle the enemy at its door front. The memory of GHAZI’s brave crew will

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December 6, 2026 No Comments
Japan Approves Mogami Frigate Sale to Australia
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Japan Approves Mogami Frigate Sale to Australia

Japan has taken an unprecedented step by approving the potential sale of Mogami-class warships to Australia, marking its first export of a modern major weapon system. This groundbreaking decision by the National Security Council represents a significant shift in Japan’s long-standing defense export policy and strategic approach to international military partnerships. Strategic Significance of the Partnership The proposed sale is part of Australia’s General Purpose Frigate program, valued at $10 billion AUD ($6.6 billion USD). This initiative goes beyond a

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December 3, 2026 No Comments
INDIA’S NAVAL DEVELOPMENT – AN ANALYSIS
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Frequent Mishaps in Indian Navy: A Web Media Analysis

A series of accidents involving Indian Navy warships continues. On November 21, 2024, an Indian Navy submarine collided with the fishing vessel Marthoma off Goa’s coast, likely during a surfacing maneuver in a fishing area. The submarine, possibly from the Shishumar or Kalvari class, might have sustained damage to critical components such as its snorkel and communication antennas, though the extent of the damage remains unclear. The incident underscores the hazards of naval operations in crowded maritime zones and highlights

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November 22, 2026 1 Comment
Pakistan Plans to Order Four New Ships from China
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Pakistan Plans to Order Four New Ships from China

Pakistan is set to embark on a significant maritime development journey by ordering four new ships from abroad for the first time in the nation’s history. This strategic decision marks a pivotal moment for the Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (PNSC) and signals a comprehensive approach to modernizing the country’s maritime capabilities. Expanding Maritime Capabilities PNSC Chairman Sultan Chawla revealed that a delegation will travel to China to finalize the ship order. The groundbreaking initiative involves purchasing ships primarily through Pakistani

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November 21, 2026 No Comments
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