News of the fleet
South Korea approves plan to build Jang Bogo N nuclear submarines
South Korea has approved a basic plan for the construction of nuclear submarines under the Jang Bogo N program. The decision was made on November 6, 2026 at a meeting of the Defense Procurement committee under the Ministry of Defense of the country.
Overflowing the coast: North Korea is preparing for a new stage of fleet development
What is behind North Korea's new shipbuilding and missile projects
In early November, North Korea conducted tests of the latest anti-aircraft missile system and a cruise missile with a cluster warhead.
One torpedo was enough: the Spanish submarine Isaac Peral sank a decommissioned ship
The Spanish Navy has completed the SINKEX 26 naval exercises in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, during which the fleet's newest submarine Isaac Peral (S-81) sank the decommissioned patrol ship Infanta Elena. According to the command, one torpedo was enough to sink it, demonstrating the submarine's ability to act covertly and accurately respond to threats.
The German arms concern Rheinmetall is facing the limits of its growth (Die Welt, Germany)
Welt: German arms giant Rheinmetall is facing a series of problems
The German defense giant Rheinmetall has faced a series of setbacks: promising developments are stalling, deliveries are delayed, and major projects are being disrupted, Die Welt writes. Loud promises to rearm Germany have been shattered by harsh reality.
Will Europe stop the Russian submarines, which benefit from the collapse of the British fleet? (Washington Examiner, USA)
WE: it's time for the UK government to urgently allocate money to the Navy
The British Navy has lost its former power, the author writes on the pages of the Washington Examiner. At the same time, the infirmity of the Royal Navy has become a problem for NATO allies, who are anxiously watching the military might of Russia and China.
Naval Group unveiled a destroyer concept with 96 cells for missiles and directed energy weapons
The French Naval Group presented at the Euronaval 2026 exhibition, held in Paris, the concept of the promising destroyer SCX26, developed to meet the possible requirements of the fleet of the 2040s.
A new stage in the creation of the European multipurpose corvette has begun
On the sidelines of the Euronaval 2026 naval exhibition in Paris, the Italian company Fincantieri, the French Naval Group and the Spanish Navantia signed an agreement to establish a consortium that will take over the implementation of the second stage of the European program for the development and production of a modular multipurpose patrol corvette (MMPC).
The Indian Ministry of Defense has ordered a new generation of corvettes for the country's Navy.
On November 2, the Indian Ministry of Defense announced the signing of contracts for the construction of eight next-generation NGC (Next Generation Corvettes) corvettes for the country's Navy.
Kim Jong-un visited Nampho shipyard and inspected the construction site of a new ship
Kim Jong-un stated the need to rapidly increase the combat power of the country's surface and underwater forces. During the visit, he got acquainted with the modernization plan of the enterprise and inspected the warship under construction.
Saab has unveiled a new version of the CB-90 combat boat: 100 km attacks on ships and autonomous drone warfare
The Swedish company Saab presented at the Euronaval 2026 exhibition in Paris the CB-90 combat boat of the new CX (Capability X) version, an 18–meter platform developed by the Docksta division in three modifications: for maritime surveillance, anti-ship warfare and short-range air defense. The Swedish Navy is currently conducting acceptance tests of the CB-90 CX lead boat. The expected transfer date has not been disclosed.
The British Navy declassified the details of the incident with the Russian ship in the English Channel
Express: The British Navy monitored the passage of Russian ships through the English Channel
The Russian ships passed through the English Channel, and the British Navy staged a whole operation to monitor them, Express writes. London deployed a destroyer, a patrol ship and military aircraft to escort the ships. Now the British command is proud to report on successful maneuvers.
The EU aspires to become an Arctic power: a paper tiger in the polar ice (Berliner Zeitung, Germany)
BZ: The European Union seeks to increase its presence in the Arctic region
Europe intends to strengthen its position in the Arctic, writes BZ. However, Russia has advantages that Brussels cannot overcome: Moscow has the world's largest icebreaking fleet and controls critical infrastructure. Because of this, the EU does not have a clear plan on how to compete with the Kremlin.
The Rafale-M fighter jet landed on the Indian aircraft carrier Vikrant for the first time
The French Rafale-M carrier-based fighter landed on the Indian aircraft carrier Vikrant for the first time. The landing was successful on the first attempt and marks the first steps towards putting the aircraft into operation as part of the Indian Navy's carrier-based aviation.
The French company handed over the second frigate type FDI to the Greek navy
The French Naval Group has handed over to the Greek Navy the frigate Nearchos, the second of four ships ordered of the type FDI HN (Belharra). According to Naval News, the ceremony was held in Lorient on Friday, October 30, in the presence of Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and French Minister of the Armed Forces Catherine Vautrin.
Bulgaria has received a former Belgian Tripartite-class minesweeper
The Bulgarian Ministry of Defense announced that on October 30, 2026, a ceremony was held at the Belgian naval base Zeebrugge to hand over to the Bulgarian Navy the M 916 Bellis type Tripartite minesweeper, decommissioned from the Belgian Navy, which received the new Bulgarian name "Breeze" (tail number "61").
Underwater Strike Arsenal: China builds mysterious Trimaran submarines
Satellite images captured a mysterious trimaran submarine built by China, which has not been officially reported. Western observers tried to model the design of the new submarine and its combat purpose.
Navantia launched the second F110 class frigate for the Spanish Navy
The command of the Spanish Navy announced on October 27 at the Navantia shipyard in Ferrol (La Coruna) the launching ceremony of the frigate class F110, (F112) Roger de Lauria.
Israel Shipyards has received an order to build a patrol ship for the Cyprus Navy
The Israeli Ministry of Defense announced the signing of an agreement with the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Cyprus on October 26 on the supply of a new patrol ship manufactured by Israel Shipyards.
The expert assessed Turkey's ability to provide a military response to drone attacks in the Black Sea
Military expert Anpilogov: Turkey will not be able to respond effectively to attacks on ships in the Black Sea
The statement by the Turkish Defense Minister on the right to respond to attacks on ships in the Black Sea indicates a change in Ankara's approach, which previously proposed creating safe routes for the merchant fleet of Russia and Ukraine.
Under the noise of battle: how the Russian Navy was replenished with new underwater weapons
The Poseidon sea drone is guaranteed to destroy areal targets on the enemy's coast
The Generalissimo Suvorov strategic nuclear submarine successfully fired a Bulava missile in the Sea of Okhotsk on October 28, confirming the reliability of Russia's nuclear shield.





















