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Global Industrial & Defence Solutions (GIDS) has unveiled its new MUHASSIR Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) at the Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) 2026 exhibition, marking the first international showing of … Read More
HAVELSAN has completed the Factory Acceptance Tests of its FLEETSTAR Platform Data Distribution System for the 10th and 11th ships being built under the MİLGEM programme, marking another step forward … Read More
Building on the significant expertise it has developed through SANCAR and RAFNAR in the field of unmanned marine vehicles, HAVELSAN will unveil AVISTA, its new self-funded R&D project, for the … Read More
ASELSAN launches serial production of the ASELBUOY P, enhancing passive sonar capabilities for NATO maritime operations.
STM, Türkiye’s leading naval engineering company, has launched the third and final vessel of the three-corvette project being built for the Royal Malaysian Navy. With the launch of TUNKU OSMAN … Read More
Pakistan’s removal from the Joint War Committee’s Listed Areas is more than a technical change in a marine-insurance circular. It is a positive reassessment of the country’s maritime-security environment and … Read More
New footage circulating online appears to confirm something defense analysts have anticipated for months: China has fired its YJ-20 hypersonic anti-ship ballistic missile directly from a Type 052D destroyer’s vertical … Read More
Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs), also known as uncrewed surface vessels, are autonomous or remotely operated maritime platforms that operate on the surface of oceans, seas, rivers, and lakes without any … Read More
HAVELSAN ADVENT Combat Management System (CMS) has entered service with the Romanian Navy, marking the first time the solution has been deployed by a NATO member. ADVENT Combat Management System’s … Read More
Keeping watch over open water has never been simple. A drifting log, a small boat with its transponder switched off or a person struggling in rough seas can all slip … Read More
