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For the first time, the German Bundesmarine launched two Israeli-made LORA ballistic missiles from the Sachsen-Anhalt frigate during a North Atlantic exercise, demonstrating a new long-range strike capability.
In an unannounced operation, the Bundeswehr successfully tested a ballistic missile, marking a potential shift in Germany's defense capabilities and military doctrine.
With a vast shadow fleet, Russia fills its war chest. The German Navy lacks agile boats to stop the tankers. How do other countries proceed?
The German Navy inspector warned of a constant high threat from Russia, especially in the Baltic Sea, pointing to Moscow's aggressive activities.
Dutch shipbuilder Damen has faced a significant setback after the German government cancelled an €18 billion order for frigates, impacting the company's financial outlook.
German Vice Admiral Axel Deertz stated that the presence of Russian warships and security in the Baltic Sea region remains a significant concern for the German navy. He made the remarks during a conference in Kiel, northern Germany.
Rheinmetall's naval division has submitted a €12 billion offer to take over the manufacturing of six frigates for the German navy, aiming to rescue the troubled warship project.
The German Navy has demonstrated its mine-sweeping capabilities in Kiel, preparing for a potential deployment to clear sea mines, possibly in the Strait of Hormuz. This exercise highlights Germany's r
The German navy is increasing its presence in the North Atlantic to bolster NATO, while the UK has redeployed its destroyer Dragon from the North Atlantic to the Eastern Mediterranean.
Marine Alutech states that it has no information about the German Navy's selection.
The Deutsche Marine successfully tested a ballistic missile without prior announcement, marking a potential shift in Bundeswehr capabilities.
The German Bundesmarine has publicly stated that Russian naval activities in the Baltic Sea have become increasingly hostile and destabilizing.
The German government has scrapped its ambitious F126 frigate program, intended to deliver the largest ships for the German navy since World War II, citing bureaucratic hurdles, escalating costs, and feasibility concerns. Berlin plans to procure four smaller and more affordable F128 vessels instead.
The German Navy has encountered a significant setback with a multi-billion euro program, potentially leading to its abandonment. This development represents a major blow to the country's defense procurement efforts.
Suspicions are growing regarding potential Russian sabotage targeting German warships. Investigations are underway into incidents affecting the German navy.
The German Navy frigate FGS Sachsen is scheduled to arrive at Klaipėda port on Thursday, marking a visit to the Lithuanian port.
Germany is reportedly developing concrete plans for a potential deployment of its naval forces to the Strait of Hormuz, as stated by Defense Minister Boris Pistorius on Sunday.
The German Navy is purchasing off-the-shelf frigates from a German manufacturer, a decision that prompts questions about its implications for broader EU arms policy and standardization.
The German Navy successfully conducted night-time launch trials of Israel's long-range Lora ballistic missiles off the North Atlantic, with officials now evaluating a potential acquisition to bolster national defense capabilities.
The German Navy has successfully completed trials of the Israeli-made Lora ballistic missile in the North Atlantic. Officials stated the test aims to strengthen national defense capabilities following recent Russian drone incursions into German airspace.
The German Navy has officially characterized recent Russian naval activities in the Baltic Sea as aggressive, raising concerns over regional security and maritime stability.
The German government plans to cancel its multi-billion-euro F126 frigate program, which aimed to build the largest warship ordered by the German Navy since World War II, opting instead for smaller naval vessels.
The German military is preparing for a potential mine-clearing operation in the Strait of Hormuz, contingent on a lasting truce, an international mandate, and approval from the Bundestag.
The Strait of Hormuz presents a legal challenge for the German Navy, particularly concerning mine clearance operations without a mandate or consent from riparian states.
A discussion is underway regarding the potential deployment of German soldiers to the Middle East, with calls for a clear mandate and political will to support such a mission for the German Navy.
The German navy has expressed its readiness to participate in securing traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, provided certain conditions, such as a lasting ceasefire, are met.
In Berlin, old wounds and debates about energy supply stability and prices are being reopened as Friedrich Merz expresses opposition to the German Navy's participation in a mission in the Strait of Hormuz.