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Argentine activity in Tierra del Fuego and Antarctica
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Latest: Argentina considers submarine offers from France and Germany
Argentine officials have prioritized the development of the Integrated Naval Base in Tierra del Fuego to serve as a logistical, operational, and scientific hub for the South Atlantic and Antarctica. The project, which be
German Navy MEKO A-200 frigate procurement
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Latest: TKMS shares rise following expansion of German Navy frigate program
The German Bundestag’s Budget Committee has approved the procurement of four additional MEKO A-200 DEU frigates from ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS). This decision expands an existing anti-submarine warfare program fr
Damen-Germany F126 frigate procurement dispute
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Latest: Damen seeks 4.68 billion euros from Germany over F126 frigate cancellation
The Dutch shipyard Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding (DSNS) is pursuing multi-billion euro claims against the German government following the cancellation of the F126 frigate procurement program. Damen is seeking approxim
India-Germany Project 75(I) submarine cooperation
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Latest: India nears approval for 80,000 crore rupee submarine project
The India-Germany submarine deal under Project 75(I) has reached a stage where terms are finalized on the German side, awaiting internal approval from Indian authorities. The project involves a partnership between Mazago
Italian naval defense and maintenance programs
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Latest: Fincantieri advances Italian naval programs with new submarine and patrol vessel milestones
The Italian Navy is advancing its maritime capabilities through various maintenance and construction programs involving Fincantieri. In September 2026, the first maintenance phase for the Nave Foscari was completed at C
Israel acquisition of German-built INS Drakon submarine
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Latest: Israel commissions INS Drakon submarine to boost maritime defense
Germany has transferred the INS Drakon, a Dolphin-II class submarine built by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), to the Israeli Navy. The vessel, costing approximately $634 million, is the final and largest submarine of
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