Royal Navy fast boats join Estonia naval swarm drills

Four Royal Navy patrol boats have been operating under Estonian command as part of a two-month Baltic deployment designed to strengthen interoperability and show allied resolve near Russia’s border.

Thales marks 100th CAPTAS sonar order

Thales has announced the order of its 100th CAPTAS variable depth sonar system, marking what the company describes as a major milestone in its long-running role as a leader in anti-submarine warfare technology.

HMS Somerset fires torpedo off Scottish coast

Devonport-based Type 23 frigate HMS Somerset has fired a Sting Ray torpedo off the coast of Scotland as part of ongoing anti-submarine warfare training.

Helsing to acquire Blue Ocean for AI underwater systems

Helsing has announced plans to acquire Blue Ocean, a UK- and Australia-based specialist in autonomous underwater vehicles, to strengthen its Maritime Defence Programme.

British and Indian aircraft carriers join forces

The United Kingdom Carrier Strike Group has concluded Exercise Konkan alongside the Indian Navy with a ceremonial sail past led by HMS Prince of Wales and the Indian aircraft carrier INS Vikrant.

Former Scottish Labour leader pushes Trident misinformation

In a recent debate in the Scottish Parliament, former Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard has once again made incorrect claims about American control over the Trident missile system.

MBDA wins production contract for TESEO MK2/E missile

MBDA has signed a production contract with Italy’s National Directorate of Naval Armaments to build the TESEO MK2/E anti-ship missile for the Italian Navy, according to the company.

Ukraine directs forces ‘against’ NATO warships off Portugal

Ukraine's Navy directed the opposing force during Exercise Dynamic Messenger 2025 in Portugal, bringing frontline experience of unmanned systems and maritime combat to NATO training.

American warship captain fired

The U.S. Navy has relieved Commander Adam Ochs of his command of the USS Santa Barbara after a “loss of confidence” in his ability to lead.

UK seeking strike and refuelling drone for aircraft carriers

Vanquish is expected to carry a credible payload with a clear exploitation path for roles such as ISR, strike, and air-to-air refuelling from the Queen Elizabeth class carriers.

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