In 2024, the Romanian Navy will benefit from a corvette built in Turkey, an investment of more than 100 million euro, which will parade on Navy Day.
Ana Maria Eftene
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The Minister of National Defense, Ionuț Moșteanu, announced that the Romanian Navy will receive next year a new corvette, already completed in Turkey, which will participate in the Navy Day parade. Parliament's approval is expected in September. The corvette will be equipped with standard NATO armament and will fulfill various missions. Mr Moșteanu also detailed the naval forces' equipment plan, which includes helicopters, amphibious vehicles and missiles, emphasizing the importance of human resources in the use of this equipment.
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Ministrul Apărării anunţă că anul viitor Marina Română va avea în dotare o nouă corvetă realizată în Turcia/ Moşteanu: E la cheie, e terminată în Turcia şi urmează aprobarea Parlamentului în septembrie/ Ce alte dotări vor avea forţele navale
Ministrul Apărării promite o corvetă de peste 100 de milioane de euro de Ziua Marinei. Este second-hand, din Turcia. Una identică participă la parada navală de la Constanța
România va avea o nouă corvetă: "E la cheie, e terminată în Turcia". Ce alte dotări vor avea forţele navale
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