UK Contracts for DragonFire Naval Laser Capability to Help Build Cost-effective Ship-based Defence
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has contracted MBDA UK to deliver two DragonFire laser-based directed energy weapon (DEW) fits for the UK Royal Navy
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has contracted MBDA UK to deliver two DragonFire laser-based directed energy weapon (DEW) fits for the UK Royal Navy
Spanish shipbuilder Navantia showcased its ALPHA-3000 frigate design at Defense and Security 2025 in Bangkok. With no Request for Proposal issued yet, Navantia is proposing
Türkiye’s leading naval engineering company STM has reached a new milestone in its historic export project for the Portuguese Navy. The steel cutting ceremony for
Sweden’s NATO membership is prompting the Royal Swedish Navy (RSwN) to re-shape its role and capabilities for delivering security in the Baltic Sea region, the
Syos, a tech startup originating from New Zealand but also with offices in the UK and Ukraine, has rapidly honed in on unmanned surface vessels
The Spanish Navy’s first-in-class new S-80 Plus diesel-electric submarine (SSK), ESPS Isaac Peral, has deployed on its first NATO operation. The boat was commissioned in
Hidden beneath tarpaulins, an uncommon sight at Chinese shipyards, a new trimaran-hulled vessel appears to combine features of both surface ships and submarines. Satellite imagery
Journalistic investigations by the Washington post and several other European news agencies have revealed that Russia might be operating a network of sonar systems in
The French Navy (Marine Nationale) Horizon-type air defense destroyer Forbin successfully intercepted a AASM precision guided munition (PGM) launched from a Rafale Marine using an
The Russian submarine Novorossiysk, an Improved Kilo-class vessel, has been forced to limp home to the Baltic after a mechanical failure in the Mediterranean. While