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3 July

Philippines, China Agree to ‘De-Escalate’ South China Sea Tensions

The Philippines and China agreed to “de-escalate tensions” over the South China Sea following a violent clash in the disputed waters last month.

2 July

Rojoef Manuel

OCCAR Signs Development of Italy’s Fourth Near Future Submarine

The Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation has exercised a contract option to manufacture a fourth U212 Near Future Submarine for the Italian Navy.

1 July

Al Emarat, the UAE Navy's second Gowind-class corvette, is seen docked at a pier. The ship is decorated with colors and flags attached to a banner hoisted up the ship's mast.

Juster Domingo

Naval Group Delivers Second Gowind Corvette to UAE Navy

Naval Group has handed over the second Gowind-class multi-mission corvette to the UAE Navy in Lorient, western France.

1 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Kitron Receives $47M Naval Strike Missile Electronics Contract

Kongsberg has ordered Norwegian Kitron Group to supply electronics for the Naval Strike Missile for over $47 million.

1 July

Joe Saballa

Saab Secures $38M Next-Gen Combat Boat Contract From Sweden

Saab has secured a $38-million contract from the Swedish government to supply 10 next-generation combat boats.

Jun- 2024 -

28 June

Staff Writer With AFP

Russia Says US Drone Flights Over Black Sea Risk Direct Clash

Russia warned the US its reconnaissance drone flights over the Black Sea raised the risk of "direct confrontation" between Moscow and NATO.

28 June

Design of the future Canadian surface combatant will be based on BAE’s Type 26 warship

Rojoef Manuel

L3Harris to Supply Onboard Management, Control Systems for Canadian Surface Combatants

L3Harris has accepted two contracts to provide management and control systems for the Royal Canadian Navy’s Surface Combatant fleet.

28 June

Staff Writer With AFP

Houthi Rebels Claim Attack on Ship off Yemen

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed an attack targeting a merchant ship in the Red Sea, which two British maritime security agencies said caused no casualties.

27 June