KOTA TINGGI: Malaysia is actively reviewing alternative missile suppliers after a Norwegian export restriction disrupted plans to acquire anti-ship missile systems intended for the country’s naval modernisation programme. Defence Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin said the government is currently assessing several international manufacturers capable of supplying missile systems within a shorter timeframe. Among the countries under … The post Malaysia Evaluating New Missile Suppliers Following Norway Export Cancellation first appeared on Wilayah.com.my.

ASELSAN will contribute its advanced mission payloads, sensor suites, and autonomous systems, while NAVAMAS will provide local shipbuilding expertise, platform integration, and in-country support.

India’s new missile corvettes enhance littoral strike power, posing emerging challenges for Pakistan Navy’s fleet and coastal security.

South Korea’s Hanwha is set to work with the US Navy on the construction of a new generation of frigates, as Washington seeks to accelerate naval modernisation and draw more heavily on allied shipbuilding capacity.

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Aviation News – China’s newest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, is expected to make routine deployments, marking a major step in the nation’s naval modernization. China has announced that the Fujian, its first aircraft carrier using electromagnetic catapult launch technology, will soon conduct regular missions in open waters. The move underscores Beijing’s continued investment in expanding its blue-water naval capabilities. The Fujian, currently undergoing phased sea trials, represents China’s third aircraft carrier and was officially launched in 2022.

ASELSAN will contribute its advanced mission payloads, sensor suites, and autonomous systems, while NAVAMAS will provide local shipbuilding expertise, platform integration, and in-country support.

New naval vessel to provide global logistical support and aid operations

Tomahawk missiles and optronic mast upgrades for submarines canceled; vessels to instead undergo modernization package covering propulsion, weapons, and sensors.