22 August 2023
22 August 2023
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Saudi defence investment is on the rise as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sets his sights on the Tempest programme.
In response to escalating tensions in the Indo-Pacific, Australia's Ministry of Defence earmarks A$1.7bn for enhanced long-range strike missiles. This comes alongside investments in nuclear submarines through AUKUS and signals a renewed focus on precision strike capabilities for upcoming threats.
The keel-laying ceremony marks a step in constructing Virginia-class submarine Tang, equipped with advanced capabilities for modern naval missions.
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Navies around the globe are increasingly investing in the development and integration of unmanned surface vehicles (USV) and unmanned underwater vehicles (UUV) to create ‘hybrid’ fleet structures in the interest of enhancing survivability, increasing efficiency, and reducing the long-term costs of naval operations. The market for USVs continues to far outpace that of UUVs. Demand for military USVs is driven by many of the same factors as for UUVs, with autonomous MCM capabilities and hybrid fleet structures driving demand for USV platforms around the globe.
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