Iranian Navy's Daylaman new destroyer enters service in Caspian Sea.

According to Tasnim on November 27, the new destroyer named Daylaman and bearing hull identification number 78 was officially commissioned during a ceremony held in the northern port city of Bandar Anzali. The event was attended by prominent figures, including Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Hossein Baqeri, Army Commander Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, and Navy Commander Rear Admiral Shahram Irani.
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Weighing in at 1,500 tons, this destroyer has been designed and constructed by the Defense Ministry, under the auspices of the Navy (Picture source: Tasnim Military)

Weighing in at 1,500 tons, this destroyer has been designed and constructed by the Defense Ministry, under the auspices of the Navy. Daylaman is recognized as the most advanced iteration of the Jamaran-class vessels. Jamaran is the lead ship of the Iranian Moudge class launched in early 2010 in Bandar-e-Abbas, Iran. Iran has stated that the design and building of Jamaran was among the greatest achievements of the Iranian Navy and the ship's launch marks a major technological leap for Iran's naval industries. More ships in its class are under construction to be added to the Iranian fleets in the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf. The ship is designed for a crew of 140. Jamaran combines anti-submarine assets with other systems of weapons capable of dealing with surface and air threats as well.

During his speech at the ceremony, Rear Admiral Shahram Irani, the Navy commander, highlighted the significance of the new destroyer. He emphasized that it enhances the capabilities and endurance of the northern naval fleet in the Caspian Sea, contributing to the enhancement of maritime security.

Irani also emphasized that Daylaman is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and weaponry. He pointed out that the destroyer can serve various purposes, including training naval forces and conducting rescue and relief operations. 

 Daylaman is recognized as the most advanced iteration of the Jamaran-class vessels (Picture source: Tasnim Military)

The ship is designed for a crew of 140. Jamaran combines anti-submarine assets with other systems of weapons capable of dealing with surface and air threats as well (Picture source: Tasnim Military)