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The Royal Malaysian Navy’s three Littoral Mission Ships (LMS) Batch 2 acquired from Turkey, will reportedly be equipped with the K-SAAM (Korean Surface to Anti Air Missile), or “Haegung” in Korean.
The highly classified deep-diving Russian submarine ‘Losharik’ (AS-31), is set to return to the sea in June or July this year after repair works commenced in 2019 due to a fire incident have been successfully completed.
Russian Navy vessels, including the highly-capable super-quiet submarine, will conducted a long-range attack exercises near the United States’ coastline, while en route to Cuba.
Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation Bhd (BHIC) has clinched an in-service support 2 performance-based contract for the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) Prime Minister Class Submarines worth RM1.1 billion.
Here are the technical specifications for the Royal Malaysian Navy’s (TLDM) Littoral Mission Ships (LMS) Batch 2, with Turkey’s Defense Technologies Engineering (STM) as the prime contractor.
Although the United States has declared that it does not feel threatened by the presence of Russian warships in Cuba, it has nevertheless mobilized its naval assets to “shadow” these ships.
Malaysia has become the second Southeast Asian nation, following Indonesia, to adopt the “ATMACA” anti-ship missile, through the acquisition of three Littoral Mission Ships (LMS) Batch 2, which will be constructed by the Turkish company Savunma Teknolojieri Muhendiskil (STM).
Located atop Mount Har Qeren in Israel’s Negev Desert, lies a top secret United States military facility, known only to defense observers as “Site 512,” located approximately 20 miles from the Gaza Strip.
Iran’s advanced dual-mode guided missile, known as “Saqr 358,” has emerged as a significant threat to drones operated by the Israeli and United States military in the airspace over southern Lebanon and Yemen.
Malaysia Ministry of Defense has officially signed a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) with Turkey’s Secretariat of Defence Industries (SSB) for the procurement of Littoral Mission Ships (LMS) Batch 2 for the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN).