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Polish submarine personnel will begin formal training in Karlskrona in August 2026, HMS Södermanland is expected to transfer in 2027, and the submarine will remain available until the first Polish A26 enters service. (Picture source: Swedish MoD) Polish submarine personnel will begin formal training in Karlskrona in August 2026, HMS Södermanland is expected to transfer in 2027, and the submarine will remain available until the first Polish A26 enters service. (Picture source: Swedish MoD)

Poland to lease HMS Sodermanland submarine from Sweden until first Saab A26 arrives

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Poland will lease the submarine HMS Södermanland from Sweden as a bridge to its future Saab A26 fleet, a move confirmed by the Swedish Navy on June...
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Taiwan tested U.S.-made TOW and Javelin missiles against maritime targets during a major live-fire exercise to strengthen its layered coastal defense strategy against potential amphibious assaults (Picture Source: Taiwanese Military News Agency) Taiwan tested U.S.-made TOW and Javelin missiles against maritime targets during a major live-fire exercise to strengthen its layered coastal defense strategy against potential amphibious assaults (Picture Source: Taiwanese Military News Agency)

Taiwan Tests U.S.-Made TOW and Javelin Missiles Against Maritime Targets to Refine Anti-Landing Defense Strategy

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Taiwan has demonstrated an expanded coastal defense capability by employing U.S.-supplied TOW and Javelin missile systems against maritime targets ...
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Russia’s nuclear-powered battlecruiser Admiral Nakhimov has entered its final sea trials after leaving Sevmash on May 31, marking the return of one of the most heavily armed surface warships in the world after nearly three decades in overhaul. (Picture source: X/OSINTWarfare) Russia’s nuclear-powered battlecruiser Admiral Nakhimov has entered its final sea trials after leaving Sevmash on May 31, marking the return of one of the most heavily armed surface warships in the world after nearly three decades in overhaul. (Picture source: X/OSINTWarfare)

Russian nuclear battlecruiser Admiral Nakhimov enters final sea trials to challenge US in the Arctic

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Russia’s nuclear-powered battlecruiser Admiral Nakhimov has entered its final sea trials after leaving Sevmash on May 31, marking the return of one...
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Saronic Technologies launched its first Marauder MR-001 medium unmanned surface vessel into on-water trials, advancing the U.S. Navy’s push toward distributed autonomous maritime operations in the Indo-Pacific (Picture Source: Saronic Technologies) Saronic Technologies launched its first Marauder MR-001 medium unmanned surface vessel into on-water trials, advancing the U.S. Navy’s push toward distributed autonomous maritime operations in the Indo-Pacific (Picture Source: Saronic Technologies)

Marauder MR-001 Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel Begins On-Water Trials To Shape Future U.S. Navy Force Structure

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Saronic Technologies has launched its first Marauder Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel, MR-001, the company confirmed in late May 2026, moving the pla...
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The USS Patrick Gallagher is the final Flight IIA Technology Insertion destroyer, a variant introduced in 2016 to incorporate updated computing architecture and combat system improvements while retaining the SPY-1D radar and Aegis system. (Picture source: US Navy) The USS Patrick Gallagher is the final Flight IIA Technology Insertion destroyer, a variant introduced in 2016 to incorporate updated computing architecture and combat system improvements while retaining the SPY-1D radar and Aegis system. (Picture source: US Navy)

US Navy accepts accelerated delivery of final Flight IIA destroyer USS Patrick Gallagher

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The U.S. Navy has accepted the future USS Patrick Gallagher (DDG-127), the final Flight IIA Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, more than two months ahe...
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Russia's newest Project 885M Yasen-M submarine, Arkhangelsk, demonstrated its Arctic maritime strike capability by launching an Oniks supersonic anti-ship missile from a submerged position in the Barents Sea and successfully hitting a target more than 200 kilometers away (Picture Source: TASS / Edited by Army Recognition Group) Russia's newest Project 885M Yasen-M submarine, Arkhangelsk, demonstrated its Arctic maritime strike capability by launching an Oniks supersonic anti-ship missile from a submerged position in the Barents Sea and successfully hitting a target more than 200 kilometers away (Picture Source: TASS / Edited by Army Recognition Group)

Russia's Newest Yasen-M Submarine Conducts Submerged Oniks Strike Beyond 200 km Near NATO's Arctic Flank

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Russia’s newest Project 885M Yasen-M nuclear-powered submarine, Arkhangelsk, has demonstrated a concealed anti-ship strike capability by launching ...
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China's Type 052D guided-missile destroyer represents the backbone of the PLAN's modern surface fleet. With 35 vessels now commissioned, the class has become a symbol of Beijing's rapid naval expansion and growing challenge to U.S. Navy dominance in the Indo-Pacific. (Picture source: China MoD) China's Type 052D guided-missile destroyer represents the backbone of the PLAN's modern surface fleet. With 35 vessels now commissioned, the class has become a symbol of Beijing's rapid naval expansion and growing challenge to U.S. Navy dominance in the Indo-Pacific. (Picture source: China MoD)

China Commissions 35th Type 052D Destroyer as PLAN Chinese Navy Warship Production Outpaces U.S. Navy

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China has commissioned another advanced guided-missile destroyer, but the arrival of the PLAN's 35th Type 052D-series warship highlights a developm...
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HNLMS De Ruyter, a De Zeven Provinciën-class air defense and command frigate, carries 32 SM-2 Block IIIA surface-to-air missiles, 32 Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles, eight Harpoon anti-ship missiles, a 127 mm OTO Melara naval gun, and Mk 46 torpedoes. (Picture source: Dutch MoD) HNLMS De Ruyter, a De Zeven Provinciën-class air defense and command frigate, carries 32 SM-2 Block IIIA surface-to-air missiles, 32 Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles, eight Harpoon anti-ship missiles, a 127 mm OTO Melara naval gun, and Mk 46 torpedoes. (Picture source: Dutch MoD)

Netherlands rejects China's claims of forcing away frigate De Ruyter with electronic warfare

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The Dutch frigate HNLMS De Ruyter continued its mission near the Paracel Islands despite Chinese claims that electronic warfare measures and milita...
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Designed during the early 1960s, the Reliance-class represented the first major post-World War II cutter construction program for the U.S. Coast Guard and became one of the most successful and long-serving cutter designs in U.S. maritime history. (Picture source: U.S. Coast Guard) Designed during the early 1960s, the Reliance-class represented the first major post-World War II cutter construction program for the U.S. Coast Guard and became one of the most successful and long-serving cutter designs in U.S. maritime history. (Picture source: U.S. Coast Guard)

Pete Hegseth confirms US cutter transfer to the Philippines to expand Coast Guard patrols

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The United States will transfer a 210-foot Reliance-class cutter to the Philippine Coast Guard, a rumour confirmed by U.S. Secretary of Defense Pet...
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The U.S. Navy plans to return the Seawolf-class nuclear attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN-22) to operational service in September 2026, after a 43-month structural reconstruction following an October 2021 grounding in the South China Sea. (Picture source: US Navy) The U.S. Navy plans to return the Seawolf-class nuclear attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN-22) to operational service in September 2026, after a 43-month structural reconstruction following an October 2021 grounding in the South China Sea. (Picture source: US Navy)

Seawolf submarine USS Connecticut to come back in U.S. Navy service in September 2026 with just five years of service remaining

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The U.S. Navy is set to return the attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN-22) to operational service in September 2026, according to a June 1 report...
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While the strategic shift is intended to maximize cost efficiencies and ease pressure on backlogged American shipyards, it fundamentally reduces the long-term operational lifespan of the Royal Australian Navy's future undersea force. (Picture source: US Navy) While the strategic shift is intended to maximize cost efficiencies and ease pressure on backlogged American shipyards, it fundamentally reduces the long-term operational lifespan of the Royal Australian Navy's future undersea force. (Picture source: US Navy)

Why Australia dropped new Virginia-class submarines for three used US Navy units in new AUKUS plan

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Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom have revised the AUKUS submarine pathway, removing the only newly built Virginia-class submari...
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An MH-60R Seahawk helicopter assigned to Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 70 launches an AGM-114N Hellfire missile during exercise Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2019 in the Baltic Sea on June 14, 2019. CENTCOM reported that U.S. forces used a Hellfire missile to disable the engine room of the Gambia-flagged vessel M/V Lian Star in the Gulf of Oman after the ship failed to comply with repeated warnings while sailing toward an Iranian port. (Picture source: U.S. Navy) An MH-60R Seahawk helicopter assigned to Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 70 launches an AGM-114N Hellfire missile during exercise Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2019 in the Baltic Sea on June 14, 2019. CENTCOM reported that U.S. forces used a Hellfire missile to disable the engine room of the Gambia-flagged vessel M/V Lian Star in the Gulf of Oman after the ship failed to comply with repeated warnings while sailing toward an Iranian port. (Picture source: U.S. Navy)

U.S. Forces Disable Iran-Bound Vessel with Hellfire Missile in Gulf of Oman

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A U.S. military strike disabled the Gambia-flagged commercial vessel M/V Lian Star in the Gulf of Oman using a Hellfire missile after the ship alle...
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